Biology, asked by dineshpandu604, 10 months ago

What happens to the blastocoel when it is replaced by the true coelom ?

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In Aceolomates, blastocoel is completely occupied by mesenchyme. In Pseudocoelomate, blastocoel is partly filled by mesenchyme and the unoccupied portion exists as pseudocoelom. In Coelomates, blastocoel is completely replaced by true coelom.

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