How do you prove that earthworm respond to stimuls?
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Earthworms respond to a single stimulus with a single, rapid withdrawal of the part stimulated. This is often called the 'escape response', reflecting the likely survival value of the reflex. With repeated stimulation, the response diminishes in magnitude and eventually disappears.
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Earthworms respond to a single stimulus with a single, rapid withdrawal of the part stimulated. This is often called the 'escape response', reflecting the likely survival value of the reflex. With repeated stimulation, the response diminishes in magnitude and eventually disappears. Please mark as the brainliest!
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