Anatomically correct quadrupedal arthropod?

Most arthropods have at least six legs. Some mites have four and some insects have none, but for the most part, they have six or more.

What would the anatomy of a large quadrupedal arthropod be like? I am thinking of large insect-small mammal size, terrestrial, and predatory.

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