蠕虫
Also known as worms
thumb|Lumbricus terrestris, an earthworm thumb|White tentacles of Loimia medusa, a spaghetti worm
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A worm is a long, soft-bodied animal without bones or legs that lives in soil, water, or as a parasite in other organisms. Worms matter because they play important roles in ecosystems—for example, earthworms help break down soil and improve its quality for plants—and some types are studied by scientists to better understand biology and disease.
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Article · 日本語
蠕虫（ぜんちゅう）は、体が細長く蠕動により移動する虫（小動物）の総称。ワーム (worm)。 脚は持たず、骨格・外骨格・貝殻のような硬い構造も持たない。また左右相称動物ではあるがあまりはっきりとはそれらしさが現れない。 ミミズなど野外で見られるものもあるが、寄生虫も多い。
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