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Pedipalps (commonly
shortened to
palps or palpi) are the
secondary pair of
forward appendages among chelicerates – a
group of
arthropods including spiders...
- A
pedipalp is a type of
mouthpart among arachnids.
Palpi or
pedipalpi can
refer to: Pedipalpi, a
subclade of
Tetrapulmonata Palpi (Lepidoptera mouthpart)...
- body part,
particularly the appendages;
often used in
describing the male
pedipalp: see
retrolateral tibial apophysis Atrium (plural atria): An
internal chamber...
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beyond the tarsus. The
claws of the
scorpion are not
truly legs, but are
pedipalps, a
different kind of
appendage that is also
found in
spiders and is specialised...
- venom. They
rarely bite if
threatened but can grab
fingers with
their pedipalps,
resulting in thorn-like
puncture injuries. As of 2023, 5 families, 17...
- co****tory
organs of a male spider. They are
borne on the last
segment of the
pedipalps (the
front "limbs" of a spider),
giving the
spider an
appearance often...
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about 50 to 90 mm.
Males with
flexed proximal margins of
pedipalp fingers. M**** of
pedipalps is also
wider than female.
There are 30 to 39
pectinal teeth...
- leg-like
appendages are not "actual" legs, but
pedipalps, and they have only five
segments each. The
pedipalps of the
Solifugae function partly as
sense organs...
- the
pedipalps, have been
adapted for feeding, locomotion, and/or
reproductive functions. In scorpions, pseudoscorpions, and
ricinuleids the
pedipalps end...
- features:
spinnerets for
spinning silk, and a
modified male
organ on the
pedipalp for
transferring sperm. At the same time they
retain a whip-like tail,...
