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How is the mesoderm of triploblastic animals formed?
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Answer / Amardeep Kumar Sinha
The mesoderm in triploblastic animals, including vertebrates, is formed during gastrulation by a process called invagination. The mesoderm gives rise to tissues such as muscle and bone.
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