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bee coz it has a very straight body

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Q: Why does the earthworm have a straight intestine?
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Why is an earthworm's intestine coiled?

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What is the largest organ in an earthworm?

The intestine.


What does the lumen of intestine do in an earthworm?

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What is the largest digestive organ in an earthworm?

The intestine.


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Does the earthworm nerve cord connected the crop to the intestine?

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The ridge inside an earthworm's intestine that increase sufure area is called?

Typhlosole.


Is the large intestine straight or coiled?

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What are the partitions in an earthworm between the body wall and intestine called?

I believe it's septa


What is typhosole of an earthworm?

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In the earthworm what is the function of the typhlosole?

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