Arthropods do not have internal bones. Instead, an arthropod's body is supported by: a) two or three segments. b) an exoskeleton. c) a set of antennae.

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Arthropods do not have internal bones. Instead, an arthropod's body is supported by:

a) two or three segments.
b) an exoskeleton.
c) a set of antennae.

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Answer:an exoskeleton

Explanation:jus did it

Ali Ben Zarrouk answered Oct 12, 2021

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