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    Difference between Non-chordates and Chordates MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

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    Characteristics of nonchordates is/are

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    Difference between Non-chordates and Chordates

     

    BASIS OF DIFFERENCE

                           NON-CHORDATES

                            CHORDATES

    Body Temperature

    Cold blooded 

    Warm or cold blooded

    Notochord

    Absent 

    Present at some stage or throughout the life cycle

    Haemoglobin 

    Absent or in plasma

    In red blood cells

    Nervous System

    Solid and ventral nerve cord

    Hollow and dorsal nerve cord

    Germ layers

    Absent, triploblastic or diploblastic

    Triploblastic 

    Coelom 

    Can be acoelomate, pseudocoelomate, coelomate 

    Coelomate 

    Symmetry 

    Can be asymmetrical, radial or bilateral 

    Bilateral 

    Post-anal tail

    Absent 

    Usually present

    Brain 

    Either absent or present above pharynx

    Present dorsal to pharynx

    Position of digestive tube 

    Dorsal to nerve cord

    Ventral to nerve cord

    Pharyngeal gill-slits

    Absent

    Present at some stage of life

    Blood vascular system

    Absent and if present, open or closed

    Closed 

    Heart

    Absent and if present dorsal or lateral

    Ventrally placed

    Exoskeleton/ Endoskeleton

    Only exoskeleton is present

    Both are present


     

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