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A segmented worm seen below is an invertebrate with what type of body symmetry? Question 19 options: Radial Bilateral Asymmetrical.

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A segmented worm seen below is an invertebrate body have Bilateral symmetry.

What are the 3 types of symmetry of invertebrates?

At a very basic level of category, true animals can be largely divided into three levels based on the type of symmetry of their body plan:

  • radially symmetrical,
  • bilaterally symmetrical,
  • and asymmetrical

Thus, Bilateral symmetry is correct.

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