Exoskeleton Structure
Exoskeleton Structure is a morphological framework composed of rigid external cuticular layers that provide structural support, protection, and site for muscular attachment in arthropods, distinguished by its articulated arrangement and biochemical composition primarily of chitin and proteins.
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