microarthropods
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thumb|Microarthropods Microarthropods (from Micro… and Arthropods) are a special size group of small invertebrates of the phylum arthropods. Their sizes (usually from one to several millimeters) determine their habitats (usually soils), ecological features and methods of study.
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thumb|Microarthropods Microarthropods (from Micro… and Arthropods) are a special size group of small invertebrates of the phylum arthropods. Their sizes (usually from one to several millimeters) determine their habitats (usually soils), ecological features and methods of study.
== Description == Microarthropods are able to move only within existing pores in the soil.
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