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4 January, 06:46

What is a chordate? Give an example of a chordate. What is the biggest group with in the chordates?

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  1. 4 January, 06:50
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    A chordate is any member of the phylum Chordata which includes three sub-phyla; Vertebrata (vertebrates), Urochordata (tunicates) and Cephalochordata (lancelets). Chordates usually have a notochord (a stiff dorsal supporting rod) at some stage of their development. In vertebrates, this develops into spine. They also have pharyngeal slits and a tail.

    Examples of chordates are vertebrates such as humans, pandas and alligators.

    Vertebrata is the biggest group within the chordates. Members of this sub-phylum are characterized by their vertebral column which is made up of several bony vertebrae joined together as a backbone.
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