An embryonic tissue or germ layer that gives rise to both the coeloma and the mesoderm during development.
From 'coeloma' + 'mesoderm' + Greek 'blastos' (germ/bud), combining terms for the developmental origins of body cavity tissues.
The coelomesoblast is an embryological concept showing how the body cavity and muscle tissues literally grow from the same original cell layer—they're siblings!
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