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Some spiders inject venom into prey to kill it. In which mouth appendage might these venomous glands be located? A. Proboscis B. Chelicerae C. Pedipalps

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W0lf93
B. Chelicerae are the appendages that spiders use to inject venom into their prey. These glands are located very near the areas in the spider's mouth that store venom, and are used to stun or kill the prey that spiders are after.
jakayla123

the answer is b hope it helps

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