Do Flatworms Have Bilateral Symmetry? Do flatworms have bilateral symmetry? Flatworms are bilaterally symmetrical with a defined head and tail region and a centralized nervous system containing a brain and nerve cords. Clusters of light-sensitive cells make up eyespots on either side of the head. Are flatworms bilateral symmetrical? B140: Flatworms. Flatworms and nearly all
Do Flatworms Have Tissues? Do flatworms have tissues? The flatworms are acoelomate triploblasts—i.e., they lack a body cavity and have three embryonic tissue layers: endoderm, mesoderm, and ectoderm. Do flatworms have tissues and organs? In flatworms, tissues are organized into organs (structures composed of more than one tissue and performing as specific function) and these
Do Flatworms Have Tissue Or Organs? Do flatworms have tissue or organs? In flatworms, tissues are organized into organs (structures composed of more than one tissue and performing as specific function) and these organs are organized into organ systems (composed of more than one organ and performing a generalized function) such as the digestive system