The Circulatory System of an Earthworm Circulates Blood

question 78

Multiple Choice

The circulatory system of an earthworm circulates blood

• A) by the pumping action of multiple four-chambered hearts.
• B) by peristaltic waves generated by contraction of muscular blood vessels.
• C) using an open circulatory system.
• D) using one centrally located heart.
• E) through the heart,to the lungs,back to the heart,and out to the systemic tissues.

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