What do chordates have that makes them different? a.no body cavities b.a notochord c.under-developed organ systems?

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Brian Kelley · Answer 1 · 2018-10-07T11:52:17+0000

The correct answer is letter B. A notochord is what separates chordates from other species. It is described as a cartilaginous skeletal rod that supports that body of chordate animals. This particular body part is very much visible in different kinds of fish.

What do chordates have that makes them different? a.no body cavities b.a notochord c.under-developed organ systems?

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