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The 9 pages that link to Chaeta, each with the reason it gives.

• EarthwormBroader topic: Earthworms grip the soil with tiny chaetae as their segments extend and contract.

• SetaRelated: Chaeta is the common zoological name for many annelid setae.

• AnnelidBroader topic: Polychaete bristles are often called chaetae and are carried on paired appendages.

• AnnelidaRelated: These bristles help many annelids grip surfaces or move through sediment.

• ParapodiumRelated: Chaetae commonly emerge from parapodia and help grip or push against surfaces.

• PolychaeteRelated: Chaetae project from polychaete parapodia and help distinguish the group from many other worms.

• OligochaetaBroader topic: The group’s name and traditional diagnosis emphasize its relatively few chaetae.

• ArenicolaRelated: These bristles help anchor lugworms within shifting sediment.

• NereididaeRelated: Nereidid parapodia bear chaetae that help anchor and propel the worm.