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Setae are small hairlike structures. You can find them on insects and most annelid worms (earthworms (use them to avoid being pulled from their tunnels), but also large marine worms that may look nothing like worms - try finding a picture of a sea mouse). However, they can be microscopically small, and at this size they're also found on the feet of geckos, for example, helping them stick to vertical surfaces!

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