Blume Ch 13.2
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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1. What does Annelids mean? | "little rings"
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2.What are bristle like structures on the outsides of earthworms? | Setae
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3. Segmented worms have __________ symmetry. | Bilateral
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4. What two body openings does a worm have? | Mouth and anus
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5. What are some examples of segmented worms? | Earth worms, leeches and marine worms.
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6. What are is the name of the arches behind the brain? | Aortic Arches
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7. What type of circulatory system do earth worms have? | Closed circulatory system
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8. What pumps the blood in a earthworm? | Aortic Arches.
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9. How do earthworms breathe? | The their skin.
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10.Why do you never touch worms with dry hands? | It could suffocate them.
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