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Clamworms and earthworms both belong to phylum Annelida. Curiously, earthworms have a thin cuticle outside of their epidermis and clamworms do not. Considering the relationship between an organism's form/function and its environment, which of the following provides the MOST logical explanation for this difference?
a. The cuticle maintains salt balance in a marine environment.
b. The cuticle provides protection against predators.
c. The cuticle prevents water loss in a terrestrial environment.
d. The cuticle allows for improved gas exchange.
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