Question
Write any four differences between chordates and non-chordates.

Answer

 
Chordates
Non-chordates
1.
They possess a notochord at some stage in life.
They do not possess a notochord.
2.
Pharynx is perforated by gill slits.
Gill slits are absent.
3.
Heart is ventral.
Heart (if present) is dorsal.
4.
Single, hollow tubular nerve cord is dorsal.
Nerve cord is solid tubular, single/ double and ventral.
5.
A post anal tail is present.
A post-anal tail is absent.

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