The clitellum is the part of the worm that has the eggs in it. It is the thick, round band that is easily spotted around one end of every worm.
Yes. The anterior is the "head end". Th clitellum is closest to the anterior.
The segment of the worm that contains no setae is called the clitellum. The clitellum is located on the reproductive region of the worm and is involved in the formation of the cocoon for egg deposition.
The clitellum is a saddle-shaped thickening located near the front end of an earthworm's body, typically spanning segments 32 to 37. This structure plays a key role in reproduction by secreting mucus for cocoon formation during mating.
A clitellum is part of a earthworm and leeches. The purpose of it is to secrete a sac where they deposit their eggs.
The clitellum is a raised area located near the front of the body on a segmented earthworm. It is a glandular, thickened section of the body wall that secretes a cocoon for egg deposition during reproduction.
The clitellum is a special organ associated with the reproductive system of earthworms. It secretes a mucous cocoon that holds the eggs during reproduction.
There are about 30 segments between the prostomium and clitellum of an earthworm. actually this question asked as differently as "How many segments are between the prostomium and clitellum of an earthworm?" see answer for this question.
Yes. The anterior is the "head end". Th clitellum is closest to the anterior.
Clitellum
The clitellum is a part of the earthworm's reproductive system. It is the part of the worm that makes the egg cocoon.
Clitellum
The clitellum of an earthworm is a series of segments that are swollen on the anterior side of the worm.
Maybe but they can't make cocoons
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Oligochates, aka earthworms
Clitellum
earthworms, the ones that come out after it rains outside, reproduce using the clitellum and exchanging sperm. the clitellum secretes a cocoon that envelops the two worms and they produce eggs and exchange sperm.