How Is an Arthropod's Exoskeleton Well Adapted for Life on Land

question 87

Multiple Choice

How is an arthropod's exoskeleton well adapted for life on land?

• A)provides protection
• B)is impermeable to water, therefore prevents desiccation
• C)allows for slow but steady movement
• D)Two of the responses are correct.
• E)All three responses are correct.

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