Notes:Beady Long Legs/olimar: Difference between revisions
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Although this creature is commonly associated with spiders, it is actually the result of a separate evolutionary line of insectoid creatures. Since the spherical body section carries most of its internal organs, there | Although this creature is commonly associated with spiders, it is actually the result of a separate evolutionary line of insectoid creatures. Since the spherical body section supported by the creature's legs carries most of its internal organs, there appear to be no other features that would correspond to a head or abdomen.<noinclude> | ||
{{metadata|olimar}}</noinclude> | {{metadata|olimar}}</noinclude> |
Revision as of 23:59, July 9, 2009
Although this creature is commonly associated with spiders, it is actually the result of a separate evolutionary line of insectoid creatures. Since the spherical body section supported by the creature's legs carries most of its internal organs, there appear to be no other features that would correspond to a head or abdomen.
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