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    The First Pair of Walking Legs in a Crayfish,lobster,crab,and Their
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The First Pair of Walking Legs in a Crayfish,lobster,crab,and Their

Question 49

Question 49

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The first pair of walking legs in a crayfish,lobster,crab,and their relatives,that is enlarged with a terminal claw is the


A) protopodite.
B) statocyst.
C) cheliped.
D) pedipalp.
E) exopodite.

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