The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between Coelom and Haemocoel. Difference # Coelom: 1. Embryologically coelom is the secondary body cavity formed within the mesoderm. 2. Perivisceral body cavity of most triploblastic animals. 3. Coelom is lined by coelomic epithelium. 4. Coelom does not contain haemocoelomic sinuses and haemocoelomic channels. 5. Blood […]
Difference between Coelom and Haemocoel | Body Cavity
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Difference between Coelom and Pseduocoelom| Phylum Annelida
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between Coelom and Pseduocoelom. Difference # Coelom: 1. Fluid filled perivisceral cavity of most triploblastic animals (e.g., most annelids, echinoderms and vertebrates), situated between the body wall and gut. In arthropods and molluscs, it is not the perivisceral cavity; it forms the cavity of excretory organs […]
Difference between Male and Female Prawn
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between male and female prawn. Difference # Male Prawn: 1. Among the specimens of same age, the size of male prawn is large. 2. Abdomen is narrow in male prawn. 3. Walking legs are closely set. 4. Second walking leg is strongly developed and with numerous […]
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