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which is why its name is
often contracted to
simply coelomic cavity.
Subdividing the
coelomic cavity into compartments, for example, the pericardial...
-
Coelomic epithelium refers to the
epithelium that
lines the
surface of the body wall and
abdominal organs. It
constitutes the
outermost layer of the male...
-
temperature conditions allow. They have a
double transport system made of
coelomic fluid that
moves within the fluid-filled
coelom and a simple,
closed circulatory...
-
known as
coelomic fluid. This is
circulated by
mesothelial cilia or by
contraction of
muscles in the body wall.[clarification needed] The
coelomic fluid...
- the two
being separated by an
elaborate septum. The
coelomic fluid contains five
types of
coelomic cells: haemocytes, granulocytes,
large multinuclear...
-
cells of
these two
types form
coelomic pouches. In the
larval stages, the
adult rudiment grows from the left
coelomic pouch;
after metamorphosis, that...
-
replaced by the
modified coelom known as the
haemocoelomic system, and the
coelomic fluid,
called the
haemocoelomic fluid, has
taken over the role as blood...
- invertebrates, such as annelids. It
covers most of the intra-abdominal (or
coelomic) organs, and is
composed of a
layer of
mesothelium supported by a thin...
- trochop**** larvae, more
complex veliger larvae, or
miniature adults. The
coelomic cavity is reduced. They have an open
circulatory system and kidney-like...
- from the
migrating uterus and act like
seeds or stem cells.
Coelomic metaplasia:
Coelomic cells which are the
common ancestor of
endometrial and peritoneal...
