the layer absent in the embryo of diploblastic animals is
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- diploblastic animals are the one with only two(endoderm and ectoderm) germinal layers at embryonal stage.
- here diploblasts are the cnidarians and ctenophores.
- and these differ from triploblastic(wid 3 germinal layers) animals by lacking a germinal layer called mesoderm.
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The layer absent in the embryo of diploblastic is mesoderm
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