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Animal embryonic tissue layers
Endoderm
Mesoderm
Ectoderm
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Acoelomate
animals
Do not have a coelom (body cavity) produced during
preadult
development
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Pseudocoelomate animals
Have a body cavity but it does not develop from
splitting
of the
mesoderm
embryonic tissue layer
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Coelomate
animals
Have a
body cavity
lined with
mesoderm cells
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Protostomes
Coelomates whose embryonic development makes a
blastopore
(first opening in the blastula) that later develops into a
mouth
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Deuterostomes
Coelomates whose embryonic development produces a
blastopore
that later forms an anus, with a second opening forming the
mouth
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Segmentation allows animals to specialize certain segments, such as for
antennae
, eyes,
claws
, etc.
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Types of body symmetry
Asymmetrical
Radial
Bilateral
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Animals possess various body
appendages
like legs, tentacles and antennae that serve different
functions
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