Deuterostomes

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Deuterstomes develop ____ first, while protosomes develop ____ first

anus; mouth

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all deuterstomes produce embryos what undergo gastrulation that means…

first pore (blastopore) becomes the anus and the second pore becomes the mouth

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cephalochordates are also known as

amphioxus

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<p>what organism is this?</p>

what organism is this?

amphioxus or cephalochordates

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T/F Cephalochordates posses a head

False, they do not produce a true head

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Whats a key factor of a tunicate?

They lost segmentation as an adult

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<p><span>T/F The following image points to two structures. The structure which is being given support (ie. the inner structure) is the notochord.&nbsp;</span></p>

T/F The following image points to two structures. The structure which is being given support (ie. the inner structure) is the notochord. 

False- while notochord gives support it is not the inner structure

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The notochord develops into…

structural support

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The nerve cord develops into …

the brain and spine

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Adult tunicates only have which of the following features associated with Deuterostomes?

Pharangyeal slits

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Echinoderms have bilateral or radial symmetry?

Radial symmetry