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I am thinking that they just differ in their physical structures; both contain pseudocoeloms

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Q: How are rotifers different from round worms?
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How are worms different from flat worms?

round worms are round and flat worms are flat!


What is round worms?

Round worms are nematoda, which are, mostly, parasitic worms. A round worm is also called a Guinea worm.


What is the scientific name for round worms?

The scientific name for round worms is "nematodes."


Can you name me 3 types of major worms?

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What are three major worm phyla?

flat worms,segmented worms, and round worms.


Are round worms platyhelminthes?

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Rotifers are made of what structures?

Rotifers are made of what structures


What is example of worm?

1. Round Worms 2. Flat Worms 3. Segmented Worms


What are worms called that are smooth and tapered at each end?

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It's belong to the phylum: NEMATODA . some examples for round worms : _Ascrais _Necator americans .


What is the difference between flatworms and segmented worms?

(it would be false to say that all flatworms are parasitic--the idiot that wrote that wasn't so smart, so I had to change that-- because the PLANARIAN-for example, is flatworm and that is a harmless little critter) ~round worms are ROUND ~flat worms are FLAT ~Round worms have 2 body openings (mouth & anus) *random fact: 1/2 of all roundworms are PARASITIC, and 50 species affect humans**


Name nine invertebrates without backbone?

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