NEET Biology question

Earthworms have no skeleton, but during burrowing the anterior end becomes turgid and acts as a Hydraulic skeleton. It is due to

Answer: (A)

Solution

The coelomic fluid, held under pressure within the coelom, makes the anterior end of the earthworm turgid, functioning as a hydrostatic

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