How are chordates further divided into three subphyla? A. By their habitats B. By the presence or absence of a notochord C. By how they obtain food D. By their body structures

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How are chordates further divided into three subphyla?

A. By their habitats
B. By the presence or absence of a notochord
C. By how they obtain food
D. By their body structures

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The answer is by the presence or absence of a notochord

Yousef Imran answered May 8, 2022

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Answer: D. By their body structures

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They are divided into three subphyla which would be Vertebrate.

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