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Can you cut a annelid in half and will it live? - Answers

Cutting an annelid, like a earthworm, in half does not guarantee that both halves will survive. The anterior (front) half may survive if it contains vital organs, while the posterior (back) half typically does not have the necessary structures to sustain life. In some species, if a small enough portion is left, the worm can regenerate, but this varies by species and the extent of the cut. Generally, the survival of an annelid after being cut in half is unlikely.



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Cutting an annelid, like a earthworm, in half does not guarantee that both halves will survive. The anterior (front) half may survive if it contains vital organs, while the posterior (back) half typically does not have the necessary structures to sustain life. In some species, if a small enough portion is left, the worm can regenerate, but this varies by species and the extent of the cut. Generally, the survival of an annelid after being cut in half is unlikely.



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Can you cut a annelid in half and will it live? - Answers

Cutting an annelid, like a earthworm, in half does not guarantee that both halves will survive. The anterior (front) half may survive if it contains vital organs, while the posterior (back) half typically does not have the necessary structures to sustain life. In some species, if a small enough portion is left, the worm can regenerate, but this varies by species and the extent of the cut. Generally, the survival of an annelid after being cut in half is unlikely.

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