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A coelom is a body cavity A. Completely lined with mesoderm B. Partially lined with mesoderm C. Without mesoderm D.partially lined with endoderm
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A coelom is a body cavity A. Completely lined with mesoderm B. Partially lined with mesoderm C. Without mesoderm D.partially lined with endoderm
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A coelom is a body cavity
A. Completely lined with mesoderm
B. Partially lined with mesoderm
C. Without mesoderm
D.partially lined with endoderm
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It is c hope it helps
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