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The 10 pages that link to Parapodium, each with the reason it gives.

• AnnelidaBroader topic: Parapodia bear chaetae and often aid locomotion or gas exchange.

• ChaetaRelated: Chaetae commonly project from parapodia, which help coordinate traction and movement.

• Tube feetCompared with: It is a locomotory appendage in another marine group, but is not hydraulically operated like a tube foot.

• ClitellumCompared with: Parapodia are repeated locomotory structures, unlike the clitellum’s localized reproductive role.

• PolychaeteBroader topic: These segment-by-segment appendages give many polychaetes their characteristic outline.

• OligochaetaRelated: Their absence distinguishes traditional oligochaetes from many marine annelids.

• Arthropod legCompared with: Parapodia can aid locomotion but are not the jointed arthropod legs defined here.

• ArenicolaRelated: Lugworms retain segmental appendages in a reduced form.

• Clione limacinaBroader topic: Clione's paired parapodia beat like wings to propel it through the water.

• NereididaeBroader topic: These conspicuous appendages are a defining feature of nereidid body form.