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In earthworm removal of spermathecae results in

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Answered by Anonymous
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<font color= " red">Spermathecae, which are four pairs are arranged one each in 6,7,8 and 9 th segments. Spermathecae are also called as seminal receptacles as they store spermatozoa from another worm in the diverticular region during copultion. The ampulla of spermathecae nourish the sperms.

Spermathecae, which are four pairs are arranged one each in 6,7,8 and 9 th segments. Spermathecae are also called as seminal receptacles as they store spermatozoa from another worm in the diverticular region during copultion. The ampulla of spermathecae nourish the sperms.So, the correct answer is 'Collection of sperms of other animal'.

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Answered by arghasarkar222
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Explanation:

It is a collection of sperms of other animals

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