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Contains earthworms, leeches, and segmented marine worms

Annelida

Contains snails, clams, squids

Mollusca

Annelids and mollusks have similar larval stages called what

Trocophore

Annelid have distinct what

Segmentation

What are the three classes of annelids

Oligochaeta


Polychaeta


Hirudinea

Bristle like structures that help with moving

Setae

Leg like structures used for moving

Parapodia

What group are earthworms in

Oligochaeta

Earthworms muscles used to lengthen the worm

Circular

Earthworm muscles used to shorten the worm

Tubular

Earthworms long tubular kidneys

Nephridia

What is an earthworms gizzard used for

Breaking down organic matter

Where does respiration occur in earthworms

Through their skin

What is an earthworms "heart"

5 aortic arches

Can earthworms fertilize themselves

No

The oldest and largest class of annelids

Polychaetes

Examples of polychaetes

Clam worms and fan worms

How do polychaetes move

Parapodia

Example of hirudinea

Leeches

How do hirudineans move

Have no setae or parapodia

Are annelids and mollusks vertebraetes or invertebrates

Invertebrates

Earthworms do what to the soil

Areate it

What are leeches used for

Removing blood clots

Earthworms have what as a hydrostatic skeleton

Coelom

How many nephridians do earthworms have per segment

2