A. Integument
B. Exoskeleton
C. Internal skeleton
D. None of the above
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- A. Prevent evaporation B. Rigidity of body parts C. Extensiblity of integument and flexibility D. Impermeability of water...
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- A. Imago B. Pupa C. Puparium D. Grub...
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- Function of epiculticle in insect is__________________?
- A. Rigidly of body parts B. Impermeability of water C. Prevent evaporation D. Impermeability of water and prevent evaporation...
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- The long axis of head is horizontal and in line with insect body, mouth parts directed forward is type of head_______________?
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