The Branchiobdellida,is a group of small annelids that contains parasites or commensals of crayfish.They show similarities to both oligochaetes and leeches in that they bear a head sucker.In your analysis,is the evolution of a head sucker a derived trait in an oligochaete lineage or would the loss of posterior sucker place them in the Hirudinea?
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Q39: Oligochaetes are primarily
A)marine.
B)aquatic.
C)terrestrial.
D)parasitic.
E)micropredators.
Q40: Leeches
A)are mostly found in fresh water.
B)are largely
Q41: Why do zoologists not have a well-accepted
Q42: Discuss the importance of a trochophore larva
Q43: Why does the wound from the bite
Q45: Speculate why polychaetes are overwhelmingly marine organisms.
Q46: In the earthworm,food is drawn into the
Q47: Older taxonomic treatments represent the Annelida as
Q48: The spaces in the coelom of leeches
Q49: The temporary food storage organ in the
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