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exoskeleton The hard outer covering that makes up the skeleton of insects and some other animals.
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exoskeleton the hard external shell of invertebrates that provides body support in a similar manner to the bones of vertebrates.
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exoskeleton The hardened outer body layer of insects and other arthropods that functions both as a protective covering and as a skeletal attachment for muscles. For grit, Purple Martins feed their nestlings broken glass, metal fragments, quartz, sand, eggshell, and oystershell. This grit enables the nestling's gizzard to pulverize the armor-like exoskeletons of the beetles and other hard-bodied insects they are fed.
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exoskeleton protective hard outer "shell" of organisms including crabs, lobsters, and insects.
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exoskeleton a hard body covering found on the outside of many invertebrates. The term is most often applied to the body covering on arthropods. This is made of a protein compound which is secreted by a layer of cells underneath it. Because it is not stretchy, the creature has to moult regularly to accommodate growth.
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