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 differencebetween.com http: // www.differ encebetween.com/diff erence-between-coelom-and-vs- pseudocoelom/ admi n March 24, 2012 Differen ce Betw een Coelom and Pseudocoelom Coelom vs Pseudocoelom Coeloms and pseudocoeloms are w ords to ex plain the na ture of the body cavity in anim als. These bod y caviti es are called coelom s. This cavity has surrounde d by thr ee cell layers called Ectoderm (outer layer), Endoderm (inner layer) and Mesoderm (mi ddle layer) . These cell layers are for med in embryo through the process called gastrulation, and eventually these cell lay ers become different parts of the body. Th is coelom and pseudocoelom act as hydrostatic skeleton, and dissem inate the pr essure through the body to minimize the damages of the internal organs. Coelom acts as a shock absorber and hydrostatic skeleton. Longitudinal and circular w aves can be transmi tted efficiently through the hydrostatic skeleton. There are two types of animals, diploblastic animals and triptoblastic animals, which have been categorized according to the development of the embryo. Diploblastic animals, as the name implies, have two cell layers i.e. the outer layer, w hich is called ectoderm, and the inner layer called endoderm. Triptoblastic animals have an extra cell layer between Ectoderm and Endoderm which is called Mesoderm. Only triptoblastic animals have the body cavities. Pseudocoelom  Animals that ha ve pseud ocoelom or fa lse coelom are called pseudo coelomate such as p hylum N ematoda,  Acanthoceph ala, Entopr octa, Rotifer a, Gastr otricha1 . Although th ey have a body cavity, it is not lined with peritoneum or partially lined with peritoneum , which is derived by embryonic mesoderm. This body cavity is fill ed wi th fluid, w hich suspends the internal org ans and separ ates the digestive tract and ou ter body cell wall. As embryology implies, the pseudocoelom is derived from the blastocoel of the embryo. Coelom  Animals that ha ve true coelom are called Eucoelomates such as ph ylum A nnelida , Arthro poda , Mollusca, Echinodermata, Hemichordata and Chordata. The fluid filled body cavity is lined with peritoneum, which is derived by embryonic mesoderm, and separates the digestive tract and outer body cell wall. Internal organs are suspended in the body cavity and help to develop those. According to the embryology, Coelom is derived from two different ways. One way is through the splitting of the mesoderm, and the other way is out pocketing of archenter on fusing together to form the coelom.  What is the difference between Pseudocoelom and Coelom? • The main difference between Pseudocoelom and the coelom is, pseudocoelom is not lined with the peritoneum, which is derived by embryonic mesoderm, whereas coelom is lined with the peritoneum. • Pseudocoelom is derived from the blastocoel of the embryo whereas coelom is derived from two different ways such as the splitting of the mesoderm and out pocketing of archenter on fusing together to form the coelom. • In coelomates, organs are suspended in a well organized manner, in the body cavity, by attaching

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    Difference Between Coelom and Pseudocoelom

    Coelom vs Pseudocoelom

    Coeloms and pseudocoeloms are words to explain the nature of the body cavity in animals. These body

    cavities are called coeloms. This cavity has surrounded by three cell layers called Ectoderm (outer layer),

    Endoderm (inner layer) and Mesoderm (middle layer) . These cell layers are formed in embryo through the

    process called gastrulation, and eventually these cell layers become different parts of the body. This

    coelom and pseudocoelom act as hydrostatic skeleton, and disseminate the pressure through the body to

    minimize the damages of the internal organs. Coelom acts as a shock absorber and hydrostatic skeleton.

    Longitudinal and circular waves can be transmitted efficiently through the hydrostatic skeleton.

    There are two types of animals, diploblastic animals and triptoblastic animals, which have been categorized

    according to the development of the embryo. Diploblastic animals, as the name implies, have two cell

    layers i.e. the outer layer, which is called ectoderm, and the inner layer called endoderm. Triptoblastic

    animals have an extra cell layer between Ectoderm and Endoderm which is called Mesoderm. Only

    triptoblastic animals have the body cavities.

    Pseudocoelom

    Animals that have pseudocoelom or false coelom are called pseudocoelomate such as phylum Nematoda,

    Acanthocephala, Entoprocta, Rotifera, Gastrotricha1. Although they have a body cavity, it is not lined with

    peritoneum or partially lined with peritoneum , which is derived by embryonic mesoderm. This body cavity is

    filled with fluid, which suspends the internal organs and separates the digestive tract and outer body cell

    wall. As embryology implies, the pseudocoelom is derived from the blastocoel of the embryo.

    Coelom

    Animals that have true coelom are called Eucoelomates such as phylum Annelida, Arthropoda, Mollusca,

    Echinodermata, Hemichordata and Chordata. The fluid filled body cavity is lined with peritoneum, which is

    derived by embryonic mesoderm, and separates the digestive tract and outer body cell wall. Internal

    organs are suspended in the body cavity and help to develop those. According to the embryology, Coelom

    is derived from two different ways. One way is through the splitting of the mesoderm, and the other way is

    out pocketing of archenteron fusing together to form the coelom.

    What is the difference between Pseudocoelom and Coelom?

    The main difference between Pseudocoelom and the coelom is, pseudocoelom is not lined with the

    peritoneum, which is derived by embryonic mesoderm, whereas coelom is lined with the peritoneum.

    Pseudocoelom is derived from the blastocoel of the embryo whereas coelom is derived from two

    different ways such as the splitting of the mesoderm and out pocketing of archenteron fusing together to

    form the coelom.

    In coelomates, organs are suspended in a well organized manner, in the body cavity, by attaching

  • organs to each other whereas, in pseudocoelomates, organs are held loosely and are not well organized

    as coelomates.

    Coelom allows the formation of an efficient circulatory system whereas pseudocoelom does not aid in

    the formation of a circulatory system.

    In Psudocoelom, nutrients circulate through diffusion and osmosis whereas, in coelom, nutrients

    circulate through the blood system.

    Coelom is segmented whereas pseudocoelom is not segmented.

    Pseudocoelom lacks muscles or supporting mesenteries, which coelom has.