Biology, asked by avaneeshkumar187, 8 months ago

what's different in cordate and noncordate??​

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Answered by mauryaadarsh6320
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The animal has a cord or backbone in their body structure are chordates. Contrary, Non-chordates are the animals without backbone or notochord, this the vital difference between chordates and non-chordates is that the.

These animals belong to the different phyla of the animal kingdom. Also being same at the multicellular level, there is a lot of difference between patterns of organization of cells in this kingdom. Lower animals like coelenterates, sponges differ in cellular level of organization, at the organ level (radial and bilateral) Platyhelminthes and other members differ.

While higher animals like arthropods, annelids, mollusks, comes under Non-chordate and Aves, Reptiles, mammals fall under chordates, they all differ in some of their special physiological function and other unique features like body symmetry, digestive, circulatory or reproductive system, etc.

The design of classifying, the animal kingdom is broadly divided into several major groups called phyla. Till yet there are approximately 30 animal phyla recognized. The last and the major group of the animal kingdom was the phylum Chordata.

In this article we will consier some important points which distinguish the chordates to that of non-chordates

Answered by khusimishra
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Answer:

Cordate: The animal has a cord or backbone in their body structure are chordates.

Non Cordate:Non chordates are the animal without backbone pr notochord, this the vitial difference between cordate and non cordate.

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