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Choose the mismatch: Feature a. Bilateral symmetry b. First triploblastic c. free-living flatworm d. Radial symmetry Od O c O a b Example Fish flatworms planaria Larvae of echinoderm

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Chapter29: Vertebrates

Section: Chapter Questions

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Choose the mismatch:
Feature
a. Bilateral symmetry
b. First triploblastic
c. free-living flatworm
d. Radial symmetry
d
O c
a
b
Example
Fish
flatworms
planaria
Larvae of echinoderm

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