In coelomate the layer that surround endoderm is:
Correct answer: C. Visceral mesoderm
- A. Coelomic Epithelium
- B. Ectoderm
- C. Visceral mesoderm
- D. Parictal Mesoderm
Explanation
All bilateral symmetrical animals are triploblastic. Coelom (body cavity) is formed due to splitting of mesoderm at embryonic stages. Its outer layer is called parietal layer which underlines the body wall, while inner layer of mesoderm is called visceral layer that surrounds the endoderm.
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