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Cephalothorax

The cephalothorax, also called prosoma in some groups, is a tagma of various arthropods, comprising the head and the thorax fused together, as distinct from the abdomen behind. (The terms prosoma and opisthosoma are equivalent to cephalothorax and abdomen in some groups. The terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases such…

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related to Fovea · 3
Cephalothorax → Ceratogyrus, It, The
related to Clypeus · 2
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head thorax abdomen prosoma groups ocularium crustaceans insects arachnids called terms opisthosoma arthropods found behind may group fovea clypeus trident

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arachnidsinstance ofThe terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases0.80text
where there is neither fossil nor embryonic evidence animals in this class have ever had separate headsinstance ofThe terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases0.80text
thoraxesinstance ofThe terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases0.80text
and where the opisthosoma contains organs atypical of a true abdomeninstance ofThe terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases0.80text
such as a heartinstance ofThe terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases0.80text
respiratory organsinstance ofThe terms prosoma and opisthosoma may be preferred by some researchers in cases0.80text
Cephalothoraxrelated to ClypeusThe0.60section
Cephalothoraxrelated to ClypeusIt0.60section
Cephalothoraxrelated to FoveaThe0.60section
Cephalothoraxrelated to FoveaIt0.60section
Cephalothoraxrelated to FoveaCeratogyrus0.60section

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