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Jyoti Gupta 8 years, 3 months ago
In earthworms regeneration of heads and tails commonly occurs when an injury activates stem cells that differentiate into replacement parts. The worm might grow a new head if cut behind the 13th segment. Another transformation occurs when tissue suddenly finds itself closer to the front or back of a regenerating worm. Through a process of cellular reorganization, the tissue conforms to its new role in the worm.An amputation between head and tail can sometimes result in two worms, with the front section growing a new tail and the severed tail growing a new head.
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