Having three germ layers. Used of the vertebrate embryo.
[Greek triploos, triple + -BLASTIC.]
triploblastic
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trip·lo·blas·tic (trĭp'lō-blăs'tĭk)  |
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- Acoela (Acoels) (zoology)
- Hydrozoa (Hydroids) (zoology)
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