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 * Unit 3: Animal Life
 * "The Joint-Legged Animals: Arthropods"
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 * The Arthropods are the jointed-legged animals. They are segmented, have external skeletons, are mostly small, and there are more kinds of them than any other type of animal. They are at the end of a different line of evolution from that of man. -Ralph Buchsbaum

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 * "The Joint-Legged Animals: Arthropods"
 * Fred Strauss, Editor
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