Question

7 multiple choice 0.5 points cnidarians are animals that exhibit ________ symmetry. diploblastic bilaterally symmetrical radially symmetrical assymetrical acoelomate

Explanation:

Cnidarians, such as jellyfish and corals, have body plans that can be divided into equal parts around a central axis. This is the definition of radial symmetry. Diploblastic refers to having two germ layers (not symmetry). Bilateral symmetry is when there is a single plane that divides the body into mirror - image halves (like in humans). Asymmetrical means no symmetry. Acoelomate refers to the absence of a coelom (body cavity), not symmetry.

Answer:

C. radially symmetrical