Why is the head in cockroach called hypognathous? (U)
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The head in cockroaches is called Hypognathous because it is bent right angles to the longitudinal axis of the body, as a result of which the jaws are directed downwords
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⭐. The head is kept at right angles to the remaining body , with mouth parts directed downwards .
⭐. The condition is called hypognathus.
⭐. hypo = below , gnathus = jaws
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