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How do biramous and uniramous appendages differ?
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Biramous appendages are those that split into two, and each branch consists of segments attached end-to-end. This is a characteristic feature of class Crustacea. On the other hand, uniramous appendages do not split and are single-branched. This is a characteristic Show more…
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