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Cerci (sg.: cercus) are
paired appendages usually on the rear-most
segments of many arthropods,
including insects and symphylans. Many
forms of
cerci serve...
- its
elongated tail
structures (
cercopods) are
often nearly as long as the rest of the body;
including the
cercopods, the body may
reach 75 mm (3.0 in)...
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without appendages, and a telson,
which bears two
flattened caudal rami or "
cercopods". The head
contains two
digestive glands and the
small lobate stomach...
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compound eyes, up to 48
pairs of
phyllopods (swimming appendages), and two
cercopods, pincer-like
appendages at the end of its telson, or tail segment. It...
- males. At the end of the abdomen, a
caudal furca is made up of two red
cercopods,
which are long, thin and setose.
Reports of the size of
Tanymastix stagnalis...
