The Major Body Space in Arthropods is The

Question

The major body space in arthropods is the
A)coelom.
B)pseudocoelom.
C)hemocoel.
D)blastocoel.
E)telson.

Accepted Answer

The major body space in arthropods is the hemocoel, which is a fluid-filled cavity that circulates nutrients, gases, and wastes throughout the body. Arthropods do not have a true coelom or pseudocoelom, and the blastocoel is only present in the early embryonic stage. The telson, on the other hand, is a specific tail segment found in some arthropods but is not a body space.