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Are coelomates triploblastic?

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All coelomates are triploblastic.
However, not all triploblastic organisms are coelomates.

Triploblastic simply means an organism contains all three germ layers of tissue (endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm).

A Coelomate contains a fluid filled cavity within the mesoderm tissue layer. Coelomates developed in triploblastic organisms, because in order for this fluid filled cavity to exist, the mesoderm layer must be present.

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