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question 6 is in question, im pretty sure 5 is right

QUESTIONS While snorkeling off the coast of California you encounter a radially symmetric animal that in the medusaste of observation, you know that animal is NOT: the animal descends into the depths but based on your short a hydrozoan an anthozoan a scyphozoan QUESTION 6 Does the term coelomate, pseudocoelomate, or coelomate apply to cridarns Why or why not? no they are diploblastic yes, they are diploblastic no they are triploblastic yes, they are triploblastic Click Save and submit to see and Chick Save All An t a ll

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Ans- 5- Hydrozoa could be polyp or medusa. Anthozoan occurs only in the polyp form. Scyphozoa occurs only in medusa form. Your answer is correct.

Ans-6- No, because the origin of the coelom is mesodermal and cnidarians are diploblastic means they don't have mesoderm. so there is no concept of a coelom.

option A is correct