Question 11 Chordates typically have O a notochord. O radialcleavage. All of the choices are typical chordate features. O a coelom that iseither enterocoelous or schizocoelous. O the anus derivedfrom the blastopore.

Question 11 Chordates typically have O a notochord. O radialcleavage. All of the choices are typical chordate features. O a coelom that iseither enterocoelous or schizocoelous. O the anus derivedfrom the blastopore.

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Question 11
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Chordates typically have
O a notochord.
O radialcleavage.
O All of the choices are typical chordate features.
O a coelom that iseither enterocoelous or schizocoelous.
O the anus derivedfrom the blastopore.
Question 12
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Darters are fish that live in fast-running rapids. They eat surface insects, rest on the bottom
avoiding the push of the water, and make brief dashes to the surface to feed. If they swam
midstream, they would expend a huge amount of energy. What physiological strategy allows them
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