No, thrushes are birds, which fall under phylum Chordata; chordates usually have internal skeletons (or at least a notochord). Arthropoda "wear" their skeleton on the outside, like insects and crustaceans.
Thrush (the disease) is caused by a yeast-like organism (in a different kingdom than the animals).
An arthropod
Song thrush. Mistle thrush. There are many birds around the world whose name ends with thrush (South Island thrush, native thrush, New Zealand thrush...)
Vectors of the arthropod.
No, thrush is not a bacteria. Thrush is the name of a yeast infection.
As the arthropod grows up, the exoskeleton sheds in order for the arthropod to grow inside of it.
arthropod
yes a beetle is an arthropod
The Blowjob arthropod family
A crab is an arthropod.
An ant thrush is either of two species of insectivorous thrush - Neocossyphus rufus - the red-tailed ant thrush - and neocossyphus poensis - the white-tailed ant thrush.
thrush (the bird) = tordo, zorzal, malvis (accent on the 'i') thrush (medical) = aita (accent on the 'i') thrush (veterinary) = higo
The term refers to a whole bunch of types of birds--like the Laughing-thrush, the Rock-thrush, the Quail-thrush, the Thrush Nightingale, and even the Thrush Babbler, to name but a few. In addition, a yeasty fungal infection of the mouth occurring most often in babies or people with HIV or otherwise compromised immune systems is also called thrush.