Earthworms, leeches, and polychaetes are all examples of Indian Annelids.

The scientific name of the Indian Earthworm is Pheretima posthuma.

Indian Annelids are characterized by their segmented body, bilateral symmetry, and coelomate body plan.

The clitellum is a specialized region of the body of Indian Annelids that is responsible for reproduction.

Hirudinaria granulosa, Limnatis nilotica, and Erpobdella octoculata are all types of Indian Leeches.

Nereis diversicolor, Marphysa sanguinea, and Glycera alba are all types of Indian Polychaetes.

Indian Polychaetes are characterized by their fleshy parapodia, well-developed head, and closed circulatory system.

The setae in Indian Annelids are used for locomotion, sensing the environment, and defense.

Hirudinaria granulosa is an example of an Indian Annelid that lives in freshwater.

Nereis diversicolor is an example of an Indian Annelid that lives in marine water.

Erpobdella octoculata is an example of an Indian Annelid that is a parasite.

Marphysa sanguinea is an example of an Indian Annelid that is a predator.

Pheretima posthuma is an example of an Indian Annelid that is a detritivore.

Nereis diversicolor is an example of an Indian Annelid that is a filter feeder.

Glycera alba is an example of an Indian Annelid that is a scavenger.