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Insecta

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Insecta /In·sec·ta/ (-sek´tah) a class of arthropods whose members are characterized by division into three parts: head, thorax, and abdomen.
Insecta
a class of arthropods whose members are characterized by division of the body into three distinct regions: head, thorax, and abdomen, and have three pairs of legs.

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Q. My friend told me that people who allergic to dust are actually allergic to small insect. Is he fooling with me?

A. thanks :)

Q. an insect bite seems infected and is bleeding... the area under the skin is hard and sore... when pressed it bleeds quite a bit

A. It sounds like you have cellulitis around the area of the bite, and you should see a doctor to decide whether or not this requires antibiotics.

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