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The 13 pages that link to Annelid, each with the reason it gives.

• EarthwormNarrower topic: Earthworms are members of this segmented animal phylum.

• NematodeCompared with: Annelids are segmented, unlike the smooth, unsegmented nematode body.

• PikaiaCompared with: Pikaia's segmented appearance once invited comparisons with worms rather than chordates.

• InvertebrateBroader topic: Annelids illustrate segmentation without the jointed limbs of arthropods.

• MolluskCompared with: Annelids and mollusks are both protostomes, but annelids have visibly segmented bodies.

• ClitellumNarrower topic: The clitellum occurs in particular annelid groups, not across all segmented animals.

• PolychaeteNarrower topic: Polychaetes are one major annelid group, distinguished by their bristle-bearing parapodia.

• AcoelomateCompared with: Annelids demonstrate a coelomate body plan rather than the acoelomate condition.

• FlatwormCompared with: Annelids have segmented bodies and a coelom, unlike the unsegmented, acoelomate flatworm plan.

• ProtostomeBroader topic: Annelids are a familiar protostome lineage with a segmented body plan.

• TubifexNarrower topic: Tubifex is an annelid, with a body divided into repeated segments.

• Giant Gippsland earthwormNarrower topic: Its repeating body segments place the species among annelids.

• RiftiaNarrower topic: Despite its striking vent adaptations, Riftia is an annelid.