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Earthworms
Terrestrial invertebrate worms belonging to the phylum Annelida, known for their role in aerating soil and breaking down organic matter.
Polychaetes
A class of annelid worms characterized by segmented bodies and paired, bristle-like appendages, commonly found in marine environments.
Leeches
Aquatic or terrestrial annelids that have a sucker at each end and are known for their ability to attach to and feed on the blood of animals.
Sandworms and Tubeworms
Diverse groups of worms, often marine, where sandworms usually refer to polychaete annelids and tubeworms can refer to several different taxa that live in protective tubes.
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