Q. In earthworm, nephridium collects the excess of fluid from the

A) Septal chamber
B) Nephridial chamber
C) Coelomic chamber
D) Gizzard chamber
Explanation

In earthworms, nephridia regulates the volume and the composition of body fluids. A nephridium begins as a funnel that collects excess fluid from the coelomic chamber. This funnel connects with the tubular part of the nephridium, which delivers the wastes through a pore to the surface in the body wall into the digestive tube

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