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How might the segmented bodies of arthropods help them survive?

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Segmentation in animals refers to a body formed of a series of repeating similar pieces\textbf{series of repeating similar pieces}.

In its simplest form, segmentation is seen in the earthworm - an annelid\textit{annelid} in which each unit of the body is very similar to the next one.

Segmented bodies of arthropods help them survive because every segment is specialized on specific tasks\textbf{specialized on specific tasks}.

Example:\textbf{Example:}

Middle segments are for walking\textbf{walking}.

The front segments are for sensing.\textbf{sensing.}

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