All animals with bilateral symmetry: A. have triploblastic development B. are deuterostomes C. have diploblastic development...
All animals with bilateral symmetry:
A. have triploblastic development
B. are deuterostomes
C. have diploblastic development
D. are protosomes
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All animals with bilateral symmetry :
A. have triploblastic development.
Explanation: Bilateral symmetry is that where body is divided into identical left and right halves in one plane only. First phylum that exhibit bilateral symmetry is Platyhelminthes upto Chordates . Animals which are triploblastic has three terminal layer i.e ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm. All animals of Platyhelminthes to Chordates are triploblastic.
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