ex97 I.II.III.IV.It has a ganglionic nervous system.It has an endoskeleton.It has an elongated heart divided into chambers.It respires through the lungs and skin. 7. Which are characteristics of a cockroach?A. I & IIB. II & IIIC. I & IIID. II & IV

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