Appendage
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A structure that grows out of the body of an arthropod, like a leg or wing
Real World Example
Imagine trying to find the right tool in a cluttered toolbox to fix a leaky faucet. Just like each tool in the box is designed for a specific task, an appendage in an arthropod is specialized for a particular function, such as walking, flying, or grasping. In this analogy, the toolbox represents the arthropod's body, while each tool is akin to an appendage, each one uniquely adapted to perform essential tasks for survival, much like how each tool helps us solve everyday problems.
Practice Version
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