The mesoglea of jellyfish:
A)is the most metabolically active tissue in the jellyfish body.
B)is the jelly-like substance that facilitates the diffusion of nutrients to the interior of the jellyfish.
C)provides structural support to the jellyfish body.
D)would be considered a metabolically inactive tissue.
E)provides structural support to the jellyfish body and would be considered a metabolically inactive tissue.

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The mesoglea in jellyfish is a jelly-like substance that provides structural support to their bodies and is largely metabolically inactive, serving primarily as a hydrostatic skeleton rather than being involved in metabolic processes.

The Mesoglea of Jellyfish