Flatworm Anatomy
The anatomy of flatworms refers to the physical structures and features found within this group of organisms. This includes their flat, ribbon-like body shape, lack of a body cavity, and simple digestive system. Flatworms also possess a central nervous system with a brain and nerve cords, as well as reproductive organs located within their bodies. These organisms typically have a mouth and pharynx for feeding, as well as specialized structures for respiration and excretion. Additionally, flatworms may exhibit various adaptations such as eye spots for light detection and adhesive organs for movement and attachment.