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In which of the following phylum would you place an animal with a bilaterally symmetrical triploblas...........

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    In which of the following phylum, would you place an animal with a bilaterally symmetrical, triploblastic body without a true internal cavity (coelom)?
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    Platyhelminthes

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    Explanation:

    Platyhelminthes.

    • The phylum that shows bilateral symmetry and lacking a true coelom is Platyhelminthes.
    • Bilateral symmetry means when one organism is cut, it divides into two equal halves from a single plane only.
    • Platyhelminthes do not have a body cavity ,that is they do not have a coelom and are acoelomates.

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