If a Multicellular Animal Lacks True Tissues, Then It Can

Question

If a multicellular animal lacks true tissues, then it can properly be included among the
A) eumetazoans.
B) metazoans.
C) choanoflagellates.
D) lophotrochozoans.
E) bilateria.

Accepted Answer

Metazoans refer to all multicellular animals, including those without true tissues, such as sponges. The term does not imply the presence of true tissues, making it the correct category for multicellular animals lacking them.