acoelomate

many acoelomate invertebrates lack a true coelom.

acoelomate body plans represent an early evolutionary stage.

flatworms are a well-known example of acoelomate animals.

researchers study acoelomate development to understand evolution.

the acoelomate condition limits organ support and protection.

nematodes and platyhelminthes are both acoelomate phyla.

acoelomate organisms often have a pseudocoelom instead.

comparing acoelomate and coelomate anatomy reveals key differences.

the absence of a coelom is a defining characteristic of acoelomates.

acoelomate worms exhibit unique physiological adaptations.

understanding acoelomate evolution sheds light on animal diversity.