Earthworms are members of the Phylum Annelida. Knowing this, which of these is most likely true? They have multiple hearts, one in each repeating segment They have an external hard shell They have multiple heads They have radial symmetry
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Annelida: Which of the following statements about annelids are true? Tick all answers that you believe to be correct: Annelids have several hearts pumping blood in a closed circulatory system. The European earthworm Lumbricus terrestris is hermaphrodite. All annelids feed on decaying plant material. All annelids have a segmented body and cuticle.
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