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Why is an earthworm's intestine coiled?
its............
What is the largest organ in an earthworm?
The intestine.
What is the largest digestive organ in an earthworm?
The intestine.
What does the lumen of intestine do in an earthworm?
lumanate its inside
Why does the earthworm have a straight intestine?
bee coz it has a very straight body
In which segments of earthworm are typhlosole present?
In earthworm, typhlosole is a dorsal flap of the intestine that runs along most of its length. Its function is to increase intestine surface area for more efficient absorption of digested nutrients. In different earthworm families, the typhlosole appears to have multiple origins
How does the gizzard and the inward fold of the intestine help the earthworm digest food?
The gizzard grinds up all the food to the intestine can absorb it. The inward fold of the intestine, also known as the typhlosole, adds surface area to the intestine. That gives the earthworm's intestine more absorptive surface area. The gizzard and the inward flap of the intestine work together to let the worm absorb more of what it takes in.
Does the earthworm nerve cord connected the crop to the intestine?
lol, are you doing sections 1 and 2 for mollusks and segmented worms?
The ridge inside an earthworm's intestine that increase sufure area is called?
Typhlosole.
What are the partitions in an earthworm between the body wall and intestine called?
I believe it's septa
What is typhosole of an earthworm?
The typhosole of an earth worm is the mid-dorsal groove of the intestine. It is folded and functions to increase the surface area of the intestine to aid in digestion.
Through what organs and in what order does soil pass between an earthworm's mouth and anus?
Soil enters an earthworm's mouth and then passes through the pharynx, esophagus, crop, gizzard, intestines, and finally out of the anus. During this process, the earthworm extracts nutrients from the soil and organic matter that passes through its digestive system.
