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Centipedes

Centipedes are segmented and have exoskeletons. They have one pair of legs for each segment.

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How big is the biggest earthworm?

The giant Mekong River Earthworm is the largest. 13 FEET OVER 4 METERS IN TOTAL LENGTH.

How big is a regular worm?

There are many different sizes, as well as species of worms. There are worms that are smaller than a mm and there are worms longer than a metre!

What is the natural habitat for a tubifex worm?

usually tubifex worms can be found in aquatic places and they do like muddy water.

What are the antennas on the centipede used for?

The antennas on a centipede are primarily used for sensing their environment. They are equipped with sensory receptors that help detect chemicals, vibrations, and changes in air currents, allowing centipedes to locate prey and navigate their surroundings. These antennae play a crucial role in communication and interaction with other organisms, enhancing the centipede's ability to survive in its habitat.

What is the function of the suprapharyngeal ganglia in a earthworm?

Effects of removal and regeneration of the suprapharyngeal ganglion on learning, retention, extinction and negative movements of Lumbricus terrestris were studied in a T maze with electrical punishment and a sandpaper cue at the incorrect side and a dark goal box at the correct side. Learning, retention and negative movements at the choice point were not affected by ganglionectomy or regeneration. Extinction was prolonged, and negative reactions to the sandpaper were increased, by ganglionectomy after training. Negative movements in the maze stem were decreased by ganglionectomy under both learning and extinction conditions, and increased abruptly after 30--50 days of postoperative training. Reactivity to shock decreased when ganglionectomy followed, but not when it preceded, learning. Frequency of correct turns was the only measure clearly changed by learning. Negative movements at the choice point tended to decrease, but inconsistently during learning. There was no evidence that discrimination of sandpaper contributed to learning. Ten trials per day produced fatigue but was not detrimental to health or vigor.

An example of a community of organisms that could be in your backyard?

an organism is any living thing. an example might be a squirl or a rabbit. Insects are also organisms like ants and worms. trees and plants count too.<("<)

Where does silk come from what happens to the cocoon?

Silk comes from the cocoon spun by the silk work. The cocoon is unwound and the silk is then processed for use by humans.

Does fire reproduce?

Once ignited, fire could catch other objects on fire. In a sense, yes it can.

Why does bad stuff happen to me?

Bad stuff happens to everyone, and you (presumably) exist under that category.

QED bad things happen to you.

How are silk worms farmed?

Silk worms are farmed carefully, since each animal requires tending.

You can read more about Sericulture -- silk worm farming, below.

What is body covering of myriapods?

What is Myriapods=animals with many legs,belong to the fourth group of arthropods that includes the millipedes and the centipede. These arthropods have many body segments. A millipede has four legs on each segment while a centipede has two legs on each segment. Millipedes eat plants. Centipedes have claws with poison glands.

They eat insects and earthworms.

Millipedes are also called diplopods while centipedes are akso called chilopods.