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Nematode Structure and Function (view source)
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Morphological differences in the cuticle are regularly used to identify different species of nematodes, though the functions of these are not all completely understood.
Morphological differences in the cuticle are regularly used to identify different species of nematodes, though the functions of these are not all completely understood.
*'''Annulations''' - Transverse lines in cuticle, possibly used as anchoring points in locomotion
*'''Annulations''' - Transverse lines in cuticle, possibly used as anchoring points in locomotion
*'''Longitudinal Ridges''' - also known as 'synlophe', seen in some [[Trichosrtrongylidae]] species.
*'''Longitudinal Ridges''' - also known as 'synlophe', seen in some [[Trichostrongylidae]] species.
==Locomotion==
==Locomotion==