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| Aquisition, where the food is taken in through the mouth. |
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| Second step in annelida digestion |
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| Storage, which takes place in the crop. |
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| Third step in annelida digestion |
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| Fragmentation, where food is taken into the gizzard and ground up with swollowed dirt. |
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| Fourth step in annelida digestion |
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| Absorption and digestion, which takes place in the intestines. |
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| Has simple columnar epithelium, which forms glands on the outside which is responsible for digestion. |
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| Made of connective tissue, embedded with vascular tissue. It picks up nutrients and transports them. |
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| Made of smooth muscle oriented circular and longitudenally. It facilitates peristalsis. |
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| Tunica adventitia (serosa) |
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| Connective tissue layer that binds blood vessels and nerves. Made of two layers called the outer parietal peritenium and the inner visceral peritenium. |
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| Group of cells develop attached to the body. Bud breaks off. |
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| Diploid cells form in a sac inside the body and are then dispersed into the environment. |
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| Pieces regenerate into offspring. |
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| Haploid cell develops w/o fertilization |
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| Connective tissue for anchoring. |
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| Made of smooth muscle for contractions. |
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| Where embryo attaches and develops. Plays role in formation of placenta. |
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| A fruit derived from a single carpel or several fused carpels. |
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| A fruit derived from a single flower that has more than one carpel. |
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| A fruit derived from a group of flowers clustered together. |
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| A fruit in which the fleshy parts are derived from a tissue other than the ovary. |
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