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Why is the presence of hemoglobin in blood important in earthworm but not in insects?
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∙ 13y ago
Which organism lives in a more oxygen-deficient environment, you must ask... Earthworms are frequently submerged in stagnant water and, even under good conditions, they have restricted exposure to atmospheric air, living in burrows in the ground as they do. Haemoglobin is more efficient in transporting oxygen than the haemolymph found in insects.
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Do insects in the soil affect the plant growth?
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catches insects and and does respiration.
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Do insests have hemoglobin?
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They both have long pointy tails and are invertebrates!!! Lol Also they are both insects both are deadddlllyyy!!!
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to swallow earthworm sperm.The Esophagus in the Earthworm is the name for the muscles in the worms body and is used in the process of digestion. Sort of like the intestines in a human body.
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