Worms: Flat, Round and Segmented
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Compares the three major phyla. Demonstrates regeneration and tropism in flatworms, parasitism in round worms and the evolutionary advances of segmented worms.
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, Uses the planarian, fluke, ascarid, hookworm, and leech as examples to describe the structure, habitat, and habits of worms. Shows body parts and cross-sectional views to explain feeding habits, digestive systems, and reproductive processes. Discusses regeneration, tropism, and parasitism., Compares the three major phyla. Demonstrates regeneration and tropism in flatworms, parasitism in round worms and the evolutionary advances of segmented worms.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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