Question

multiple choice question
spiders, scorpions, and horseshoe crabs are arthropods called chelicerates, meaning they have
o chewing, jawlike mouthparts.
o two lengthwise lobes of their body.
o a central lobe of their body, flanked by right and left lobes.
o grasping, clawlike mouthparts.

Explanation:

Chelicerates are a group of arthropods. The key characteristic of chelicerates is that they have grasping, claw - like mouthparts called chelicerae. Chewing, jawlike mouthparts are more characteristic of other arthropod groups. The description about body lobes is not the defining feature related to the name "chelicerate".

Answer:

grasping, clawlike mouthparts.