Identify and label the key anatomical features of the provided diagrams of an insect, spider, crustacean, and centipede.

Welcome back — missed you this week. The provided diagrams are already well-labeled and accurately identify the key anatomical features of each specimen. Specimen A (Insect):* The labels for the head, compound eye, antenna, forewing, hind wing, thorax segments, jointed legs, segments of abdomen, and dorsal view are all correct. Specimen B (Spider):* The labels for palps, eyes, head (referring to the cephalothorax), fovea, carapace, cardiac mark, legs, abdomen, and spinnerets are all correct. Specimen C (Crustacean):* The labels for the short antenna, long antenna, rostrum, carapace, chela, pereiopods, pleopods, uropod, telson, and abdominal segments are all correct. Specimen D (Centipede):* The labels for the head, antenna, legs, and trunk segments are all correct. Send me the next one 📸