- The
chelicerae (/kəˈlɪsəriː/) are the
mouthparts of the
subphylum Chelicerata, an
arthropod group that
includes arachnids,
horseshoe crabs, and sea spiders...
- the
Solifugae are
their large chelicerae,
which in many
species are
longer than the prosoma. Each of the two
chelicerae has two
articles (segments, parts...
- from
other groups in
several features,
especially in the
chelicerae and the telson. The
chelicerae of the
Pterygotidae are
enlarged and robust,
clearly adapted...
-
ticks have a
range of
chelicerae.
Carnivores have
chelicerae that tear and
crush prey,
whereas herbivores can have
chelicerae that are
modified for piercing...
- snakes. The
eight legs, the two
chelicerae with
their fangs, and the
pedipalps are
attached to the prosoma. The
chelicerae are two double-segmented appendages...
-
Spiders (order Araneae) are air-breathing
arthropods that have
eight limbs,
chelicerae with
fangs generally able to
inject venom, and
spinnerets that extrude...
- mites,
which have lost any
visible division between these sections. The
chelicerae,
which give the
group its name, are the only
appendages that
appear before...
- the
abdomen and
cephalothorax is
often poorly defined.
Harvestmen have
chelicerae,
pedipalps and four
pairs of legs.
Harvestmen were
traditionally thought...
-
differences include the fact that
Opiliones have no
venom glands in
their chelicerae and thus pose no
danger to humans. They also have no silk
glands and therefore...
- Two-segmented
chelicerae is the
ancestral condition in Acariformes, but in more
derived groups they are single-segmented. And three-segmented
chelicerae is the...
