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

• LophotrochozoaBroader topic: Its segmented worms exemplify one major body plan within the clade.

• CoelomBroader topic: Many annelids have a spacious coelom partitioned by internal septa.

• NematodaCompared with: Annelids have repeated body segments, unlike the unsegmented nematode body.

• ParapodiumNarrower topic: Parapodia occur on many annelids, especially polychaetes.

• ChaetaNarrower topic: Chaetae are characteristic structures across many members of this phylum.

• MonoplacophoraCompared with: Similar serial repetition in annelids invites comparison, but does not by itself prove close relationship.

• OligochaetaNarrower topic: Oligochaeta is traditionally classified within this broader phylum.

• WiwaxiaCompared with: Some interpretations link Wiwaxia’s body organization and bristles to annelid-like animals.

• NemerteaCompared with: Annelids are segmented; nemerteans generally have unsegmented bodies.

• OrthonectidaRelated: Some orthonectids parasitize annelids, making their hosts a key part of their biology.

• SipunculaCompared with: Sipunculans lack visible segmentation but are nested within Annelida in modern classifications.

• ArenicolaNarrower topic: Arenicola is one lineage within this broad group of segmented animals.

• NereididaeNarrower topic: Nereidids are annelids whose repeated body segments carry paired appendages.