Earthworms have evolved over millions of years to adapt to various ecological niches, developing features that enhance their survival and reproduction in soil environments. Their segmented bodies allow for efficient movement through soil, while the ability to consume and break down organic matter helps in nutrient cycling. Additionally, earthworms have developed specialized structures, such as the clitellum for reproduction, and various adaptations to tolerate different moisture levels and soil types. These evolutionary changes have made them vital contributors to soil health and ecosystem functioning.
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1. the most significant development in earthworms probably is the appearance of the anus. 2. earthworms' nerve cords are also significantly developed. 3. the last one is the development of coelom, which is a new body cavity for organs like heart, lungs, etc..
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OVER 2,700 KINDS OF EARTHWORMS CAN BE FOUND