A worm that is solid from the gut epithelium to the outermost epithelium would be considered A) coelomate. B) acoelomate. C) pseudocoelomate. D) diploblastic

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A worm that is solid from the gut epithelium to the outermost epithelium would be considered A) coelomate. B) acoelomate. C) pseudocoelomate. D) diploblastic

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(B.) Acoelomate is possibly correct if i'm wrong then i'm sorry . . Only a 10Th grader

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If by solid meaning there is no cavity in the body, then it would be acoelomate. The wording is sort of throwing me off

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