how do annelid animals differ from arthropods??
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Annelid species typically have tubelike bodies consisting of numerous segments, known as somites, covered in stiff hairlike structures called setae that help the annelid move forward. ... On the other hand, arthropods have more complex segmented bodies covered in an exoskeleton that protects their organs and muscles.
Annelids are the animals that are referred to as segmented worms, while arthropods are referred to as animals with jointed legs.
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