Types of Invertebrates
. Annelida -> Segmented worms with a muscular body wall used for burrowing. External hairs called setae aid in traction during burrowing. An internal coelom is divided into compartments by walls known as septum. The digestive system stretches from the mouth to the anus, differentiated into regions, each with a different function. Reproduction is sexual. – Examples: Lugworms, earthworms, leeches Pogonophora -> Deep-sea worms that live in chitinous tubes attached to the ocean floor. Their long, slender body has a beard of tentacles at the head end. There is no mouth or digestive system and these animals absorb all nourishment through the body surface. They reproduce sexually. – Examples: Bead worms Vestimentifera -> Giant deep-sea worms that live in chitinous tubes attached to the ocean floor. They derive nutrition using a specialized organ called a trophosome to digest sulfide-oxidizing bacteria. – Examples: Llamellibrachs Sipuncula -> Marine worms with a saclike body an