An anatomical comparison across higher invertebrate phyla reveals distinct adaptations in excretory structures, appendage arrangement, and scientific nomenclature. Which of the following combinations correctly matches the organism with its physiological feature, structural organization, and properly formatted scientific name?
- Earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris): Excretes via metanephridia and exhibits bilateral symmetry with metameric body segmentationCevap
- BCentipede (Lithobius forficatus): Excretes via Malpighian tubules and exhibits bilateral symmetry with two pairs of jointed legs per body segment
- CSea star (Asterias rubens): Excretes via Malpighian tubules and exhibits pentamerous radial symmetry in the adult stage
- DGarden snail (helix Pomatia): Excretes via metanephridia and exhibits bilateral symmetry modified by body torsion
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Earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris): Excretes via metanephridia and exhibits bilateral symmetry with metameric body segmentation
The correct answer accurately links the earthworm (*Lumbricus terrestris*) to its metanephridial excretory system, metameric segmentation, bilateral symmetry, and properly formatted scientific binomial nomenclature.
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Diagnostic anatomical features and nomenclature across Higher Invertebrate Phyla (Annelida, Mollusca, Arthropoda, Echinodermata)
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