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The first major body region of arachnids. |
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The abdomen. In the southern brown scorpion, the abdomen is further segmented into the mesosoma and the metasoma. |
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In between the prosoma and the metasoma. |
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The posterior part of the body. |
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The very tip of the metasoma. It is kind of like a tail. In the scorpion, it is the modified stinger. |
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Two of these are contained within the scorpions vesicle (in the telson). |
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Small comb-like appendages on the ventral abdomen that function in chemosensory and tactisensory. |
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Chelate Pedipalps |
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The claw-like appendages of the scorpion. |
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Chelate Cheliacerae |
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Sac/vessel of sperm deposited by male and picked up by females. |
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The simple eyes of the scorpion. Usually (2-8). |
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