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What is a clitelum?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 6/30/2024

the clitellum is used for reproduction in a worm.

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Where is the clitelum of an earth worm?

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What is the clitelum?

The clitelum, or clitellum, is a thickened, glandular region found in certain annelids, particularly earthworms. It plays a crucial role in reproduction by secreting a mucus ring that facilitates the formation of a cocoon for the fertilized eggs. The clitellum is typically visible as a swollen band around the body of the worm and is most prominent during the breeding season.


What is the saddle of a earthworm for?

It holds the male and female reproductive organs.


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