Arachnida
Definition of Arachnida as it relates to Animals, Arachnids, Amblypygi, Harvestmen, Miturgidae
Arachnida, as a subdivision of Miturgidae, pertains to a group of arachnids characterized by their two main body segments, eight legs, and simple eyes. Unlike other members of the Miturgidae family such as Amblypygi and Harvestmen, Arachnida species possess venomous fangs for capturing prey. They are diverse in size and habitat, ranging from tiny soil-dwelling organisms to large, web-spinning spiders found in various environments worldwide. The Arachnida subcategory highlights the unique features of these creatures while emphasizing their role as an essential component of the arachnid family tree under Animals, Arachnids, Amblypygi, and Harvestmen.