what I know is that they are arachnids, but my annoying sister says that scorpions are reptiles.
so who is right? me? or my annoying sister?
Your annoying sister is completely wrong. Scorpions are indeed arachnids, a type of invertebrate. Reptiles are vertebrates.
In response Andrew G’s answer, whilst scorpions and spiders are both arachnids, they are certainly not in the same genus. They’re not even in the same family or order, never mind genus! And for Thomas C – arachnids and insects are completely different groups. Arachnids have 8 legs and 2 body segments, whilst insects have 6 legs and 3 body segments. Also, there are 3 different animals commonly called ‘daddy-long-legs’ – spiders of the family Pholcidae, harvestmen (arachnids, but not spiders), and crane flies (insects).
You mean: legs 100 feet 1,000 feet or 10 feet? 10 000 16 minutes Ok now I need help with these issues, all of these words corresponds to the following statements? Arachnid words Cnidaria sponge water vascular system of larval Echinoderms worm cocoon sector Metamorphosis molluscs with two body segments and four pairs of legs, the group consists of invertebrates spiders, scorpions, ticks and ______ This simple invertebrate group consists of jellyfish, corals, sea and sand dollars anemones___, sea urchins and other echinoderms use of this complex hydraulic system inside their bodies to help them move, eat, sense its environment, and breathing. _________ Also known as an annelid, this invertebrate has many segments in body. The animals in this group of invertebrates are earth worms and leeches! _____ Thanks in advance
