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Chapter 30.2, Problem 2R
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The ways, in which control of movement is improved by body cavities, segmentation, and centralized nervous system.
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The body plan of animals can be divided into acoelomate, pseudo-coelomate, and coelomate based on the absence or presence of a fluid-filled body cavity. Segmentation is the ability to divide body into different sections.
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