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Are insects related to crustaceans?

Are insects related to crustaceans?

Crustaceans shares a common ancestor with all insects, including the household cockroach, Blattaria.

Insects and crustaceans belong to the phylum Arthropoda. The class Insecta, contains insects (no way!) such as mosquitos, beetles, and ants.

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