Earthworm Disection Anatomy Structure and Function

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Pharynx, Muscular organ that sucks in soil and organic matter for ingestion

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Esophagus, Passage connecting pharynx to crop; contains calciferous glands that help regulate calcium levels in the earthworm

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Aortic Arches, Pairs of muscular blood vessels that act as "hearts," pumping blood throughout the body

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Crop, Thin-walled storage area where food is temporarily held before entering the gizzard

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Gizzard, Thick-walled, muscular organ that grinds ingested soil and organic matter using swallowed stones

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Intestine, Long tube where most digestion and absorption of nutrients occurs; contains enzymes and has a large surface area for absorption

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Seminal Vesicles, Store sperm produced by the earthworm until mating.

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Seminal Receptacles, Store sperm received from another earthworm during mating.

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