to which phylum does cockroach belong ? justify your answer with scientific reason.......please answer fast ......its really urgent friends....
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cockroaches belong to the Phylum Arthropoda
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The cockroach belongs to the phylum Arthropoda along with other animals like the crustaceans and spiders.
The cockroach is also a part of the class Insecta.
The term "arthropods" means joint appendages.
These class of animals has characteristics like joint appendages, which are their limbs and hard exoskeletons.
This is a cover which protects their body and is made up of protein along with a hard substance known as the chitin.
The cockroach is also a part of the class Insecta.
The term "arthropods" means joint appendages.
These class of animals has characteristics like joint appendages, which are their limbs and hard exoskeletons.
This is a cover which protects their body and is made up of protein along with a hard substance known as the chitin.
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HERE'S IS AN ANSWER:
Cockroach belongs to phylum "ANTHROPODA".
It belongs to this phylum bcoz it has joint appendages which is its characteristic feature.
Its body is triploplastic ,eucoelomate,
segmented and bilaterally symmetrical.
It has an exoskeleton which acts as an protective covering made up of protein and a hard substance called chitin.
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Cockroach belongs to phylum "ANTHROPODA".
It belongs to this phylum bcoz it has joint appendages which is its characteristic feature.
Its body is triploplastic ,eucoelomate,
segmented and bilaterally symmetrical.
It has an exoskeleton which acts as an protective covering made up of protein and a hard substance called chitin.
HOPE IT HELPS!!
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