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meriva
1 year ago
12

The German Cockroach is more closely related to the American Cockroach than it is to the Desert Cockroach.

Biology
1 answer:
Mnenie [13.5K]1 year ago
6 0

German roaches have flat bodies with six legs, two antennae projecting from their heads, and flat bodies, just like their American cousins and other cockroach species. Contrarily, American cockroaches are typically reddish-brown in appearance and develop to a length and width of around an inch and a half.

<h3>What is Cockroach?</h3>

Cockroaches are an insect paraphyletic category that includes all Blattodea members with the exception of termites. Only about 30 of the 4,600 cockroach species have any connection to habitations by people. Some species are infamous for developing pest problems.

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