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LOCOMOTION IN EARTHWORM -
By contrection & relaxation of muscles waves are formed in body, generally from posterior to anterior.
Setae are helpfull in locomotion. Rate of locomotion 25 cm / minute.
Under control of nerve cord, explained by Grey & Leismann.
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