No there are more species in phylum arthropoda than in phylum nematoda
The answer to the question above is the forearc basin.
Forearc basins are characterized by thick sequences of relatively underformed sedimentary rocks. Examples of the forearc basins are Banda Forearc, Luzon arc-forearc, Tohoku forearc, Central Andean forearc, Savu-Wetar forearc, and between the Western Cordillera and Peru-Chile Trench.
Life is a special thing. You have your time and when it is decided that you will pass on then you go to a special place un-known to our world. Sometimes it your death is accidental and sometimes it's because your time is up. But others have to accept when someone passes on because they should know, that there lived one is in great hands.
<span>characteristics of skeletal muscle:</span><span>
contains nerve endings; is a voluntary muscle; striped/striated, multi-nucleated (has many nuclei); attached to the bones of the skeleton</span>
Pretty sure its in the process of photosynthesis