Blume Ch. 13.2 Segmented Worms
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| How do segmented worms move? | They use use their bristle-like structures called Setae to hold on to the soil and move
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| Once soil is digested by the earthworm, then it moves to what organ? | Crop
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| Behind the crop is a muscular structure called the ______ | Gizzard
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| Waste leaves the worm through the _____ | Anus
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| T or F- Earthworms have a open circulatory system? | False
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| What heart like structure pumps blood through the body? | the Aortic Arches
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| T or F- Earthworms don't have gills or lungs | True
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| How does an earthworm get oxygen and carbon dioxide? | the earthworm absorbs it through their skin
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| Why are leeches used in surgery for humans that have heart disease,arthritis,etc? | to keep the human's blood flowing
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| T or F- Earthworms have a nerve system? | True
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