What is another word for Palpi?
Pronunciation: [pˈalpi] (IPA) 
Palpi are a pair of appendages located near the mouth of certain animals, which are used for sensing or as accessory mouthparts. These structures may have different names depending on the species they belong to. For example, in spiders, palp is often referred to as "chelicerae" or "pedipalps." In insects, the palpi may be called "maxillary palps" or "labial palps," depending on their location in the mouth. Other synonyms for palpi include "feelers," "sensory organs," or "antennae." These terms can help to describe the function or location of the palpi more accurately, helping researchers and enthusiasts to identify and study different animal species.
