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Roundworms are pseudocoelomic. This means that they have a. organs, but no true body cavity. b. a true body cavity, but no organs. c. both organs and a true body cavity. d. neit…
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Roundworms are pseudocoelomic. This means that they have
a. organs, but no true body cavity.
b. a true body cavity, but no organs.
c. both organs and a true body cavity.
d. neither organs nor a true body cavity.
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C. both organs and a true body cavity. An example of an organ is the intestine.
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