Assertion: arthropod | /r/CapableOf | shed their exoskeleton
Facets:
value: in order to grow
type: PURPOSE
value: during the physiological process
type: TEMPORAL
value: several times
type: TEMPORAL
value: during their lifetime
type: TEMPORAL
value: periodically
type: TEMPORAL
value: during the molting stage
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Arthropods try to molt in a safe environment because they are very vulnerable once they shed their exoskeleton.
text: In order to grow, the arthropod must “shed” the exoskeleton during the physiological process called molting, following by the actual stripping of the outer cuticle, called ecdysis
text: After an arthropod sheds its exoskeleton, which only takes a few minutes in most cases, the new exoskeleton begins to form within hours.
text: In order to grow, the arthropod must shed the exoskeleton during a process called ecdysis (“to strip off”); this is a cumbersome method of growth, and during this time, the animal is vulnerable to predation.
text: The arthropods have to shed their exoskeleton during the molting stage and regain a larger one in order to house their large size.
text: All arthropods have to shed their exoskeleton periodically.
text: They must shed their exoskeleton, or molt, in order to grow.
text: Furthermore, the growth of the endoskeleton stops at maturity while arthropods shed their exoskeleton several times during their lifetime.
text: Arthropods must shed their exoskeleton and grow a new, larger one.
text: In order to grow, the arthropod must “shed” the exoskeleton during the physiological process called molting, following by the actual stripping of the outer cuticle, called ecdysis
text: In order to grow, the arthropod must “shed” the exoskeleton during the physiological process called molting, following by the actual stripping of the outer cuticle, called ecdysis