What is the relationship between germinal layers

Germinal layers are those which formed during the process of gastrulation. The outer layer of germ is called ectoderm, the middle one is endoderm and the innermost

is the endoderm. Coelomates are the organisms possessing coeloms. The coelom is the body cavity lined by the mesoderm. Examples of coelomates are phylum

Annelida, Mollusca, arthropods, etc. The organisms with absent body cavities are called coelomates. E.g. Platyhelminthes. Some of the organisms do not have a lining

by mesoderm. Instead of that, it will be in the form of a scattered pouch in between ectoderm and endoderm. Such a body cavity is called pseudocolour and animals

possessing pseudocoelom are referred to as pseudocoelomates e.g., Ascaris.