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Carapace
* Most carapaces have rubbery texture
* Some carapaces are part of ants
  - aphids
  - arthropods
  - barnacles
  - bees
  - beetles
  - bivalves
  - blowflies
  - bugs
  - butterflies
  - capsids
  - centipedes
  - chrysalises
  - cicadas
  - clams
  - cockroaches
  - crabs
  - crickets
  - cuttlefishs
  - decapods
  - dragonflies
  - earwigs
  - emperors
  - fireflies
  - fleas
  - gastropods
  - goldeneyes
  - grasshoppers
  - hawksbills
  - honeybees
  - hornets
  - horseflies
  - houseflies
  - insects
  - katydids
  - krill
  - ladybirds
  - leafhoppers
  - lice
  - lobsters
  - locusts
  - mantises
  - mayflies
  - midges
  - millepedes
  - mites
  - molluscs
  - mosquitoes
  - moths
  - oysters
  - peacocks
  - phasmids
  - plankton
  - pollinators
  - pupas
  - queens
  - ridleys
  - scorpions
  - silverfishs
  - slugs
  - snails
  - spiders
  - springtails
  - squids
  - tarantulas
  - termites
  - terrapins
  - tortoises
  - treehoppers
  - trilobites
  - turtles
  - wasps
  - weevils
  - winkles
  - woodlouses
  - protected by calcareous plates
* Some carapaces cover entire thoraxes
  - discourage predators
* Some carapaces have bands
  - black blotches
  - longitudinal ridges
  - skin
  - protect faces
* covers cephalothorax, of chitin and calcium salts.
* includes corpi

### covering:

Cod
* Most cod are between six and twelve pounds as adults, and weigh between four and ten pounds
  - cods feed on fish
* Most cods have cartilaginous skeletons
  - fins
  - heads
  - jaws
  - protrude jaws
  - upper jaws
  - inhabit inshore water
  - live in habitats
* Some cods belong to families
  - live for years
* are caught by fishermen.
* bony fish
  - mollusks, crabs, starfish, worms, squid, and small fish
* follow the shoals inshore, eating adults and young.
  - dorsal fins
* have protrude jaws
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - cytoplasm
  - fish scales
  - fishbones
  - flippers
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sperm
  - sterna
  - tail fins
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
  - yolks

Compress
* are an effective method of helping that milk to flow
  - dressings
  - valuable to relieve symptoms during the acute blistering stage
* treat frostbite and miner cuts or abrasions.

### covering | compress:

Cold compress
* are prepared and used in the same way except use ice water or ice cubes in flannel.
* can also temporarily hide veins
  - be effective for short-term relief of itching
* can help minimize the swelling and reduce pain
  - relieve itching
* help prevent swelling
  - to reduce circulation near the sting

Warm compress
* applied to the throat also sooth sore throats.
* are useful in relieving pain in the nose and sinuses.
* opens oil glands so that the tear layer can stay on the eye longer.

Concealment
* involves preventing the other party from learning of a material fact.
* is activities.
* is protection from air and ground observation
  - subject observation

Cover
* are concealment
* are located in books
  - garages
  - kitchens
  - rooms
  - part of notebooks
  - recordings
* are used for protection
  - sealing
* protects wildlife from weather and predators, and becomes a site for nesting.
* provides protection through concealment and impenetrability to predators.
* refers to things like specific aquatic vegetation or sunken trees.

### covering | cover:

Bur
* also float on water and are moved rapidly along watercourses.
* are elliptical to egg-shaped, brown, woody, and covered with prickles
  - irritant to livestock and humans and contaminate the wool of sheep
  - up to one inch long with hooked prickles
* can become entangled in the fleece of sheep reducing quality and value.
* often stick to sheep reducing the value of the wool.