In the space below, please explain 3 of the 5 characteristics that diagnose a chordate to someone who has not taken our class.

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Topic 15- Chordates
What are Chordates?
Learning Objectives: After completing this
section, students are expected to:
.Define Chordate
What five characteristics do
chordates possess?
What is the function (original & past)
of the major characteristics?
Do all chordates have to possess
these characteristics? Why/why not?
D)) Key terms to define include:
• Notochord
•Chordate
· Pharyngeal Slits
• Dorsal Nerve Cord
· Endostyle
• Post-anal Tail
Meet the Chordates!
The last remaining animal phylum,
Chordates, comprise the last common
ancestor of all animals that possess a
notochord and include all vertebrate
animals such as fish, amphibians, reptiles,
bird, and mammals. This phylum can at
least trace its origins back to the Cambrian
Explosion with the appearance of a small
critter know as Pikaia.
Bilateria Neghrano
Chordates (highlighted in green) are a branch of
deuterostome bilaterians that include all animals
with a backbone.
Your basic chordate will possess the
following 5 key traits (at least at some
point during its development)...
Transcribed Image Text:Done Topic 15- Chordates What are Chordates? Learning Objectives: After completing this section, students are expected to: .Define Chordate What five characteristics do chordates possess? What is the function (original & past) of the major characteristics? Do all chordates have to possess these characteristics? Why/why not? D)) Key terms to define include: • Notochord •Chordate · Pharyngeal Slits • Dorsal Nerve Cord · Endostyle • Post-anal Tail Meet the Chordates! The last remaining animal phylum, Chordates, comprise the last common ancestor of all animals that possess a notochord and include all vertebrate animals such as fish, amphibians, reptiles, bird, and mammals. This phylum can at least trace its origins back to the Cambrian Explosion with the appearance of a small critter know as Pikaia. Bilateria Neghrano Chordates (highlighted in green) are a branch of deuterostome bilaterians that include all animals with a backbone. Your basic chordate will possess the following 5 key traits (at least at some point during its development)...
In the space below, please explain 3 of the 5 characteristics that diagnose a chordate
to someone who has not taken our class.
Transcribed Image Text:In the space below, please explain 3 of the 5 characteristics that diagnose a chordate to someone who has not taken our class.
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