While walking in the forest, your friend observed a small animal crawling on a tree. The animal had a rigid body with three body segments, two large eyes, and six legs. To which clade did this animal most likely belong? Group of answer choices Insect Chelicerate Gastropod Crustacean Cephalop

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Fatima Sheppard

9 June, 01:16

While walking in the forest, your friend observed a small animal crawling on a tree. The animal had a rigid body with three body segments, two large eyes, and six legs. To which clade did this animal most likely belong? Group of answer choices Insect Chelicerate Gastropod Crustacean Cephalop

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Rachael Benjamin · Answer 1

The most likely preferable option will be - A.

A. Insects.

Explanation:

The basic features of insects -

Insects have an exoskeleton outside of their body or a shell-like covering on the outside of its body. Insects have a body with three segments: head, thorax, and abdomen. Insects have two large eyes and a pair of antennae on top of their heads. Insects have six legs (3 pairs). Insects have two pairs of wings on the dorsal part of their body.