3. Animal body plans are based on the traits listed in the first row in the table below. For each trait, list the options that exist in the animal kingdom. The first one has been filled in as an example. Please note: N/A (not applicable) indicates that some animals do not have the indicated trait. For example, some animals do not possess tissues, so one option must be N/A. You should also include N/A as an option in the other columns, if there are animals that do not have the trait at all. Developmental Developmental Developmental pattern: type of cleavage Body Embryonic tissue layers Symmetry pattern: fate of the pattern: formation of cavity blastopore the coelom N/A Diploblastic Triploblastic

3. Animal body plans are based on the traits listed in the first row in the table below. For each trait, list the options that exist in the animal kingdom. The first one has been filled in as an example. Please note: N/A (not applicable) indicates that some animals do not have the indicated trait. For example, some animals do not possess tissues, so one option must be N/A. You should also include N/A as an option in the other columns, if there are animals that do not have the trait at all. Developmental Developmental Developmental pattern: type of cleavage Body Embryonic tissue layers Symmetry pattern: fate of the pattern: formation of cavity blastopore the coelom N/A Diploblastic Triploblastic

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter17: Processes Of Evolution

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