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Active polychaetes have leg-like parapodia which are used to crawlSedentary polychaetes often live within a secreted tube (protein/CaCO3)Earthworms use circular/longitudinal muscles to push through the soil with peristaltic movementLeeches may use musculature and suction cups
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