What Phylum Does a Leech Belong in?
Classically, Oligochaetes and Leeches Are Placed Within the Phylum Annelida Either in the Order Hirudinea, Class Clitellata, or in the Class Euhirudinea. What...
Classically, oligochaetes and leeches are placed within the phylum Annelida either in the order Hirudinea, class Clitellata, or in the class Euhirudinea.
What is a group of Leech called?
A group of worms is called a clew. So a clew of leeches is valid, also.
What organisms are in Hirudinea?
The class Hirudinea in the phylum Annelida (segmented worms) comprises the leeches, the most highly specialized of the major annelid groups. Leeches are typically dorsoventrally flattened annelids with suckers at both ends and 34 body segments (designated I-XXXIV) which are externally divided into a number of annuli.
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