For the common ancestor of all the Bilateria, what was the fate of the blastopore? neither (N) deuterostomy (D) protostomy (P) It is impossible to tell from the data provided.

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Tishana · Answer 1 · 2017-03-08T03:21:16+0000

The information which is given above is not enough to describe what was the fate of the blastopore, so I am pretty sure that the last option is the best one : It is impossible to tell from the data provided.

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