5. The arthropods have a metameric body with segments organized into functional groupscalledA) TagmataB) ProglottidsC) PedicelsD) HemocoelsVThe Phylum Dlotyhelminthes inol.udos.

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A) Tagmata
B) Proglottids
C) Pedicels
D) HemocoelsV
The Phylum Dlotyhelminthes inol.udos.

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