Coelomates such as annelids(eg earth worms) have true coeloms or eucoeloms. A true coelom ,unlike the psuedocoelom of nematodes, has tissues that can form muscle next to the digestive tract, allowing them to push food along more efficiently.
Coeloms provide a hydrostatic skeleton to aid movement, allows for more efficient circulation of nutrients and removal of wastes.
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