What three evolutionary adaptations have permitted the Phylum Arthropoda to succeed? 16.

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14. A hard chitious exoskeleton

15. Body segmentation

16. Joined apphendages (the world arthropods means joined legs.)

This are three evolutionary adaptation have a permitted the phylum arthropod to succeed.

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