Hi there,
How is the earthworm adapted to its feeding habits?
Well a earthworms are tube shaped, some worms such as segmented worms can be found in soil.They are there to stay moist and to feed on organic matter.
So an earthworm's<span> digestive tract is laid out straight from the oral orifice to the anus. The parts of the digestive tract regulate or absorb the nutrients from every meal.
</span>Hope this helps!
I used to have a worm farm myself, it was really cool to see really up close on how worms live and how they feed on organic matter in the soil.
The correct answers are A and C.
When an individual is reproducing asexually, it means that there is no fusing of two parent cells and meiosis, but that the offspring is produced out of the cells of one parent. This means that the organism is not '' losing time'' by trying to find a suitable mate, which enables the populations to grow at a rapid rate.
However, the offspring are genetically identical to the parent, which means that there is very little genetic variation in the population which can lead to accumulation of harmful mutations and unresponsiveness to changes in the environment.
Answer:
the first one would be DNA replication.
the second one would be Segregation
the third is Cytokinesis
and the last should be Binary Fission
