If you look at an anellida you will have to admit that it kind of looks like a tube, from the outside, right. Well inside the worm has a gut that is just as long and as straight as it is on the outside. And between the outer-skin and the inner gut there is the body medium, a mostly fluid filled series of chambers. This makes for a tube within a tube.
The body is built on the plan of "a tube within a tube." The inner tube is the straight-line digestive tract, extending from the slit-like mouth on the first segment to the anal slit on the last segment. The outer tube, forming the body wall, consists of two layers of muscle, the moist skin, a cuticle, and a secretion of slimy mucus. The fluid-filled cavity between the two tubes contains a well-developed circulatory system, a nervous system, numerous thread-like kidneys, and the reproductive organs. In fact, the worm is exceptionally well organized, more so than one would imagine from its lowly position in the animal world.
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Annelida is a phylum of segmented worms that includes earthworms, leeches, and polychaete worms. These organisms typically have cylindrical bodies divided into repeated segments.
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The directional term that describes the nipples and umbilicus is "ventral". This means they are located on the front side of the body.
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