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The higher invertebrates are divided into two evolutionary lines, protostomes and deuterostomes. this division is based on which developmental feature?
a. wether the blastopore ultimately develops into a mouth or an anus

b. wether the embryonic cells undergo spiral or radial cleavage

c. wether the coelom forms by splitting the mesoderm or through the pocket of the gut.

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