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diploblastic (dip
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diploblastic Organisms which have only two primary germ layers (ectoderm and endoderm). Their bodies develop to have only two tissue layers ?gastroderm (inside) and ectoderm (outside). This types of development is apparent in cnidarians.
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diploblastic having a body made of two cellular layers only (as opposed to the majority of animals which are triploblastic), the exterior ectoderm and the interior endoderm. These two layers are separated by the largely non-cellular jelly-like mesogloea. Follow this link to find images showing the diploblastic nature of the column and other features.
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