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this type of worm is part of the phylum nematoda. it has nostrils but no eyes. it moves its body by bending from side to side. which worm is it?
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this type of worm is part of the phylum nematoda. it has nostrils but no eyes. it moves its body by bending from side to side. which worm is it?
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I think it’s a Roundworm
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