During embryonic development, the mesodermal tissue splits to form the coelom. Which type of invertebrate does this statement describe? a) protostome b) deutrostome c) enterocoelomate

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During embryonic development, the mesodermal tissue splits to form the coelom. Which type of invertebrate does this statement describe?

a) protostome

b) deutrostome

c) enterocoelomate

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the answer is a) protostome

Thatsjoke answered Feb 1, 2017

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