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Flap of tissue that covers mouth

Protomium

Where does sperm enter worm

Seminal receptacle opening

How does the earthworm breathe

Diffusion of gasses in body wall









Skin

Clitillum

Hold 2 worms together while mating

Cocoon

Capsule containing fertilized egg

Casting

Undigested dirt passes through the anus

Dorsal blood vessel transports blood to

Anterior end of the worm

Typhlosole

Folds inwards to give intestine more room to digest

Intestine

Main organ of chemical digestion

Nephridium

Remove nitrogeneous waste

Setae

Grabs burrow walls and pulls it along

Ventral blood vessel

Transports blood to posterior

Where is the nerve cord

Under the ventral blood vessel

Longitude muscles

Cause the earthworm to shorten and become thicker

The worm becomes thinner when

Circular muscles contract

Peristaltic waves

Moves blood within the dorsal blood vessel

Pharynx

Creates a vacuum to suck soil

Seminal vesicles

Stores semen produced in the testes

How many aortic arches does a worm have?

5

Where and how is the worm's food neutralized?

Calciferous glands in the esophagus

Where are the glands that secrete enzymes for digestion?

The intestines

What is the function of the gizzard?

Grinds food

What is the crop?

Temporary storage place for food

What do the ovaries produce?

Eggs

What bulge with sperm after a worm has mated?

The seminal receptacles

What rests on the pharynx?

The brain