A true Coelom develops completely within the mesoderm. It is also referred to as a body cavity passing down the trunk of some organisms <u>which originates through the splitting of the mesoderm during the initial stages of embryonic and later fits inner to it</u>. Organisms that have a Coelom contain complex structures and are found higher in the taxonomic order. i.e. the Coelomates
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The general structure of the endoplasmic reticulum is a network of membranes called cisterns, these bag-like structures are stretched together by the cytoskeleton. The phospholipid membrane surrounds the cystic space (or lumen), which is an extension of the nuclear space but is separated from the cytosol
Amount of food in stomach when drinking, body weight, rate of consumption, strength of alcohol.
