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Eels do not have segmented bodies like some other types of fish or invertebrates. Instead, they have long, smooth, and elongated bodies that are more cylindrical in shape. Their anatomy is characterized by a continuous flow from head to tail without distinct segments. However, they do possess a series of muscle segments called myomeres, which aid in their swimming movement.

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