The five major classes of the artropods are:
- Insects;
Ex: ants; locusts;
Can be eaten. They contain lot of protein, and are easy to digest, especially if cooked.
- Crustaceans;
Ex: crabs; shrimps.
Can be eaten. They are a very popular dish around the world. the human body digests them without any problem, and they are very healthy.
- Centipedes;
Ex: scolopendra; stone centipedes;
Can not be eaten. They contain strong toxins and chemicals that the human body can not process.
- Millipedes;
Ex: julida; polydesmida;
Can not be eaten. As the centipedes, they too contain toxins and chemicals that are not good for the human body.
- Arachnids;
Ex: tarantula; wold spider;
Can be eaten. When cooked, they are easy to digest, and in general the human digestive system doesn't have problems with them.
The answer is B I believe!
It's a fact. Not an opinion, but a fact. And a correct one as well.
Straightening a joint is known as extension.
Elevation occurs when a structure moves in a superior direction (when a structure moves upward). Supination is rotation of the forearm (so named because the motion uses the supinator and pronator muscles). Dorsiflexion is simply moving the foot upward, toward the tibia bone.
Answer:
Extension
Answer:
Thomas Eddison
Explanation:
Well there are 8 but the one who created it by hand was Thomas Edison