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Anatomy basics of earthworms

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Anatomy basics of earthworms

by PARKER, DECLAN
1

What is the external opening at the front end of an earthworm called?

2

Which tiny bristles help the worm move through soil?

3

What thickened band secretes a cocoon during reproduction?

4

Which organ stores soil-digested food temporarily just after the esophagus?

5

Which muscular organ grinds food in the worm?

6

Which vessel runs along the back and returns blood toward the head?

7

Which structure carries nerve signals along the worm's belly?

8

How many aortic arches (hearts) does an earthworm have?

9

Which front-end structure helps the worm sense light and chemicals?

10

What is the main site where nutrients are absorbed after digestion?

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