How is an arthropod's exoskeleton well adapted for life on land?
A)provides protection
B)is impermeable to water, therefore prevents desiccation
C)allows for slow but steady movement
D)Two of the responses are correct.
E)All three responses are correct.

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An arthropod's exoskeleton is well adapted for life on land because it provides protection and is impermeable to water, therefore preventing desiccation. These two responses are correct, but the exoskeleton does not necessarily allow for slow but steady movement, making option C incorrect.

How Is an Arthropod's Exoskeleton Well Adapted for Life on Land