Digging for worms

Yep, good memory is the reason I got through school. I did Zero revision, I relied on memory and luckily I have a sort of photographic memory in that I can rememebr detail that interests me. Same today, I remember stuff I like, forget stuff I don't!
 
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are hemaphrodites - ie can reproduce either with or without another worm's help
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So glad I 'aint a worm .. no fun in that .. :D

"Perhaps because of the Parkinson's Disease, and the resultant shake, I should hire myself out as a worm charmer" .. quoteth Garinda

Nah, better things to do with that shake honey .. :p

Hey, Entwisi .. will try that experiment in the morning (not too early though for this bird !) ... probably finish up with a frothy lawn though .. LOL.
 
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Human hermaphroditism is a fault of embryonic development---- worms have evolved that way-----that's the difference
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Ah well I'm not an animal biologist, I just didn't think hermaphrodite was the most suitable term for a worm, I would've chosen asexual. Guess it doesn't really matter, i dont plan on breeding worms.
 
Asexual means having no sex organs whatsover - an amoeba is asexual -reproduction by cell division
I have only GCE O level biology-- but haven't forgotten what I was taught
 
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Asexual means having no sex organs whatsover - an amoeba is asexual -reproduction by cell division
I have only GCE O level biology-- but haven't forgotten what I was taught
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I didn't get taught about that in biology. It was my least favourite subject at school though and I barely went, same for chemistry. I liked Physics though :) wish I had carried that on at college.
 
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