Science, asked by devishreedilip, 4 months ago

do cocoroch have backbone​

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Answered by krsnapriyagoloka
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(you mean cockroach right)

A cockroach has six legs, three body segments, and no bones. It has an exoskeleton in place of a skeleton. The endoskeleton is hard and shell-like and covers its body.

Cockroaches are arthropods, and just like all arthropods, they don't have a spine, making them invertebrates. In fact, cockroaches don't have any other bones either. But in order for a cockroach's muscles to properly operate their legs, wings and other moving parts, they have to be attached to something rigid.

Hope you've understood

Answered by OounicornloveroO
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Answer:

A cockroach has six legs, three body segments, and no bones. It has an exoskeleton in place of a skeleton. The endoskeleton is hard and shell-like and covers its body.

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