Biology, asked by venkatvenky51286, 2 months ago

which of the following one is not a common indian earthworm​

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Answered by attalharshita
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Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answered by LaibaMirza
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Answer:

for your perfect answer please share the option..

Explanation:

The common Indian earthworm is Pheretima posthuma. It is triploblastic in nature and they are coelomate. They have external segmentation and they are hermaphrodite. These generally, have cutaneous respiration.

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