Cephalothorax

The surgery to correct the cephalothorax was successful.

The athlete's cephalothorax prevented him from performing at his best.

The doctor diagnosed the patient with cephalothorax.

The cephalothorax diagnosis came as a surprise to the patient, as they had never experienced breathing difficulties before.

Due to cephalothorax, the firefighter struggled to breathe while wearing his gear.

The arachnid's cephalothorax contains the eyes, mouthparts, and legs.

The cephalothorax of some primitive insects contains their reproductive organs.

The cephalothorax of a silverfish is responsible for its unique shape.

The cephalothorax of primitive insects is different from that of modern insects.

The cephalothorax of some insects can be segmented, allowing for greater flexibility.

The hunter spider's cephalothorax is covered in sensory hairs.

The cephalothorax of an insect is its main body segment.

The cephalothorax of a silverfish is also known as the prosoma.

The cephalothorax of primitive insects is a defining characteristic of the group.

The cephalothorax of the silverfish is covered in silver scales.

The cephalothorax of the primitive insects protects their vital organs.

The cephalothorax of a firebrat is elongated and flattened.

The firebrat's cephalothorax is elongated and narrow.

The firebrat's cephalothorax is covered in tiny scales.

The cephalothorax of some insects, like the praying mantis, is adapted for catching prey.

The cephalothorax of a silverfish contains its mouthparts.

The giant water bug's cephalothorax is flat and elongated.

The anatomy of the cephalothorax of the spider is unique.

The cephalothorax of the spider contains the eyes, mouth, and legs.

The cephalothorax of the lobster contains the brain, stomach, and heart.

The cephalothorax of the mantis shrimp is armored with hard plates.

The cephalothorax of the mantis shrimp has powerful claws for catching prey.

The cephalothorax of the crab can be separated from its abdomen during molting.

The cephalothorax of the shrimp is where the gills and digestive system are located.

The cephalothorax of the scorpion is where its venomous stinger is located.

The cephalothorax of the scorpion is where the venom glands are located.

The cephalothorax of the horseshoe crab is covered in a hard shell.

The cephalothorax of the pillbug allows it to roll up into a protective ball.

The cephalothorax of the centipede is elongated with numerous segments.

The cephalothorax of the crayfish is where the reproductive organs are located.

The cephalothorax of the millipede has many legs for locomotion.

The marine horseshoe crab's cephalothorax is covered in a hard exoskeleton.

The cephalothorax of the sea spider is so small that it appears to be missing a body segment.

The embryonic stage of the insect involves the fusion of the cephalothorax.

The cephalothorax of the mantis shrimp is highly adapted for powerful strikes.

The cephalothorax of the scorpion contains its venomous stinger.