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Baboons possess a complex nervous system, including a well-developed brain and a spinal cord, which allows for advanced sensory processing and motor control. In contrast, flatworms have a simpler nervous system, characterized by a nerve net and a pair of nerve cords, lacking the centralized structures found in higher animals like baboons. This difference illustrates the evolutionary complexity and adaptations of vertebrates compared to invertebrates.
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Do flatworm have reproduction system?
no
What has the simplest and least organized nervous system?
Flatworm
What is an advantage of the Flatworm's spread out digestive system?
i don no
Who found the first baboon?
The first baboon was not "found" as they are native to Africa and have been documented in the region for centuries. The first scientific description of a baboon was probably recorded by European explorers in the 17th century.
How many body openings do Flatworms have?
They have one opening opening according to Biology flatworm notes I found. By Khoa
Which animal has the simplest and least organized nervous system?
The sponge.
When was the first baboon found?
There is no record of when the first baboon was found. Humans and baboons have shared the same territory for thousands of years, and the native African tribes have long known about this animal.
How can a flatworm survive without a circulatory system?
they eat foof
What are common characteristics of flatworm and roundworms?
parasites digestive system they live on their host's
Do geladas have babies?
Geladas have babies. They are a type of baboon found in Eithiopia.
The largest and most intelligent of the monkeys found in Africa and Asia?
baboon
What is the adaptive advantage of a nervous system for a free living flatworm?
1. The nervous system allows a free-living flatworm to respond to stimuli in its environment. The eyespots in the nervous system can detect the presence or absence of light and the sensory cell can detect chemicals and movement in water. These adaptions are necessary to the primary environments of flatworms.
