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    The Process Which Culminates with Arthropods Regularly Shedding Their Exoskeleton
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The Process Which Culminates with Arthropods Regularly Shedding Their Exoskeleton

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The process which culminates with arthropods regularly shedding their exoskeleton because it has become too small for the growing body is called ___________________________.

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