BIOLOGY:LIFE ON EARTH-W/ACCESS
BIOLOGY:LIFE ON EARTH-W/ACCESS
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Chapter 24, Problem 3FTB

Animals that have an anterior and posterior end are said to be _______. The anterior end of such animals often contains structures used for ______ and ______. Coelomate animals have a body ______ that is completely lined with tissue derived from _______.

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