Distinguish between tape worm and earth worm
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Tapeworm
Tapeworms also cause digestive infections in humans. They are transferred inside the human, with undercooked food. If larva gets access to human body, it can develop itself in an adult tapeworm. They are of many types and commonly found in Africa and Asia.
Earth Worm
Earth worms are members of phylum Annelida. They live inside the soil and eat sand particles as their food. They are known for their beneficial effects on soil, as they increase the aeration and plants can grow well. You can find them in your garden, after heavy rain. Earthworms are eaten as food by birds, snakes and moles.
Tapeworms also cause digestive infections in humans. They are transferred inside the human, with undercooked food. If larva gets access to human body, it can develop itself in an adult tapeworm. They are of many types and commonly found in Africa and Asia.
Earth Worm
Earth worms are members of phylum Annelida. They live inside the soil and eat sand particles as their food. They are known for their beneficial effects on soil, as they increase the aeration and plants can grow well. You can find them in your garden, after heavy rain. Earthworms are eaten as food by birds, snakes and moles.
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Earthworm:
They belong to the group annelida
They have a true body cavity, this allows true organs to be present and protected in the body structure.
Their body is segmented.
Tapeworm:
They belong to the group platyhelminthes
There is no true body cavity, in which well developed organs can be accommodated.
The body is flattened dorsoventrally, meaning from top to bottom and hence they are called as flatworms.
They are parasitic worms......
They belong to the group annelida
They have a true body cavity, this allows true organs to be present and protected in the body structure.
Their body is segmented.
Tapeworm:
They belong to the group platyhelminthes
There is no true body cavity, in which well developed organs can be accommodated.
The body is flattened dorsoventrally, meaning from top to bottom and hence they are called as flatworms.
They are parasitic worms......
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