distinguish between diplopoda and hexapoda
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- Chilopoda and Diplopoda are two classes of the phylum Arthropoda.
- Both Chilopoda and Diplopoda belong to the subphylum Myriapoda. Chilopoda consists of centipedes while Diplopoda consists of millipedes.
- Both Chilopoda and Diplopoda consist of arthropods with a segmented body and jointed legs.
- Both types of arthropods breathe through spiracles. However, both types of arthropods lack direct copulatory organs.
- The main difference between Chilopoda and Diplopoda is that Chilopoda consists of one pair of legs in each body segment whereas Diplopoda consists of two pairs of legs in each body segment.
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The main difference between diplopoda and hexapoda is that there are two different classes of the Phylum Arthropoda
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- the main type of organism that is present in the class chilopoda is the Centipede where is the diplopoda consists of the millipedes.
- As the name suggest diplopoda consists of two different pairs of leg which are present in each of the body segment. However in case of chilopoda the number of pairs of legs in each of the body segment is equal to 1.
- the body segment means the division in which each of the arthropod is divided.
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