A Coelom Differs from a Pseudocoel in That

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Multiple Choice

A coelom differs from a pseudocoel in that

• A) a coelom is filled with mesenchyme, while a pseudocoel has no mesenchyme.
• B) a coelom acts as a hydrostatic skeleton in some animals, but not in pseudocoelomates.
• C) a coelom is fluid-filled, while a pseudocoel is not.
• D) a coelom develops within the mesoderm, while a pseudocoel is enclosed by mesoderm only on the outside.
• E) a coelom is lined with endoderm, while a pseudocoel is lined with a peritoneum.

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Definitions:

Gene Flow

Gene flow is the transfer of genetic variation from one population to another, which can increase genetic diversity in the receiving population.

Divergence

The evolution of different forms or species from a common ancestor, involving the accumulation of genetic differences that can lead to the formation of new species.

Reproductive Isolation

A set of conditions, mechanisms, or behaviors that prevent members of different species or populations from mating and producing fertile offspring.

Reinforcement

A process in speciation where natural selection increases the divergence between two populations of species, leading to the development of reproductive barriers.