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To which phylum does Lumbricus belong?
To which phylum does Lumbricus belong?
- Annelida (correct)
- Arthropoda
- Mollusca
- Nematoda
What type of body plan do Lumbricus exhibit?
What type of body plan do Lumbricus exhibit?
- Segmented body plan (correct)
- Unsegmented body plan
- Radial body plan
- Cylindrical body plan
What type of symmetry is exhibited by Lumbricus?
What type of symmetry is exhibited by Lumbricus?
- Asymmetrical
- Spherical symmetry
- Radial symmetry
- Bilateral symmetry (correct)
What is the primary habitat of Lumbricus?
What is the primary habitat of Lumbricus?
Lumbricus are primarily which type of feeders?
Lumbricus are primarily which type of feeders?
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Lumbricus Body Plan
Lumbricus Body Plan
Segmented body structure.
Lumbricus Symmetry
Lumbricus Symmetry
Bilateral body symmetry.
Lumbricus Habitat
Lumbricus Habitat
Moist, organic-rich soil.
Lumbricus Feeding
Lumbricus Feeding
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Lumbricus Skeleton
Lumbricus Skeleton
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Study Notes
Lumbricus Classification
- Lumbricus is a genus of earthworms.
- More specific classification details are not provided.
Body Plan
- Lumbricus have a segmented body plan.
Body Symmetry
- Lumbricus exhibit bilateral symmetry.
Habitat
- Lumbricus inhabit soil environments, typically moist and rich in organic matter.
Feeding Methods
- Lumbricus are detritivores, consuming decaying organic matter.
Skeletal Structure
- Lumbricus lack a hard skeleton. They have a hydrostatic skeleton.
Motility and Movement
- Lumbricus move using muscles and a hydrostatic skeleton.
Adaptations to Environment
- Lumbricus possess adaptations for burrowing and navigating soil.
Phylum Details
- Lumbricus belong to the phylum Annelida.
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Description
Test your knowledge on the classification and biology of Lumbricus, the genus of earthworms. This quiz covers various aspects, including body structure, habitat, feeding methods, and skeletal features. Discover how these fascinating creatures adapt to their soil environments.
