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15 C-3 Annelids - the Segmented Worms

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Annelidaphylum name for all segmented worms
clitellumswollen band on the exterior of an earthworm which functions during mating to create a cocoon
pharynxmuscular throat-like swelling in an earthworm's digestive track for swallowing the soil
cropearthworm's digestive organ for food storage
gizzardearthworm's digestive organ for grinding of its food
intestinethis digestive organ in an earthworm occupies about four-fifths of the worm's length
aortic archesname for the five ring-like "hearts" in an earthworm which connect the dorsal blood vessel to the ventral blood vessel
epidermis (skin)an earthworm's main organ of respiration (through which oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged)
setaeshort bristles that project in pairs from an earthworm's skin and are used for traction during movement
featherworms (or tubeworms)a type of marine segmented worms that are sessile and use only their feathery tentacles to capture plankton and get oxygen
clamworms (or sandworms)a type of marine segmented worms that have fleshy, leg-like structures on each segment that help in getting oxygen
leechessome species of this group of segmented worms are parasitic, sucking blood from the skin of their hosts
bilateraltype of symmetry in all worms in which there is a definite right side which is a mirror image to its definite left side
dorsal sidein animals with bilateral symmetry this is the animal's back or top side
ventral sidein animals with bilateral symmetry, this is the animal's belly or underside
anterior endhead end of an animal
posterior endtail end of an animal
closed circulatory systemblood is contained in vessels (it does not wash freely over the internal organs)
esophagusdigestive tube connecting the pharynx to the crop in earthworms
ganglianerve tissues in segmanted worms
nephridiatube-like excretory structures in segmented worms that filter liquid wastes from the blood
septumthin, internal membrane separating one segment from another in annelids

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