Animals of which class of arthropoda are present everywhere_____________?
Correct answer: B. Insecta
- A. Crustacean
- B. Insecta
- C. Arachnida
- D. Myriapoda
Explanation
Insecta is the most widespread and diverse arthropod class, with members occupying nearly every terrestrial and freshwater habitat. Crustaceans, arachnids and myriapods are also widely distributed, but they are less ecologically ubiquitous, so students may choose arachnids because of their familiar global presence.
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