Jelly fish belong to:

Correct answer: D. Diploblastic

  • A. Deuterostomes
  • B. Protostomes
  • C. Triploblastic
  • D. Diploblastic

Explanation

Due to having a simple body and a radial symmetry, Jelly fish belong to diploblastic group. This is correct. Jellyfish belong to diploblastic animals because they have two germ layers-ectoderm and endoderm-and exhibit radial symmetry. Their body structure is simple, without true mesoderm.

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