Match each description on the left with the corresponding term on...

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Match each description on the left with the corresponding term on the right Closest relatives of chordates annelids nematodes sponges arthropods flatworms cnidarians molluscs echinoderms chordates

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Welcome back. Let's look at our next problem. It says the evolutionary relationships of core dates are depicted in the diagram below which of the following groups belongs to the phylum korda to um coordinates are have kind of five similar characteristics present in all of them uh kind of the one they get named after is they all have a note accord present at some point in their development. So let's look down at our diagram. We find the core dates here and we'll just trace through and highlight all of the groups that belong to this phylum and we trace along here, we see the following coordinates. All factors tunic it's and then vertebrates. So now we have this highlighted, we'll look at our answer choices. Just going to scroll down here so we can see all of them on the screen. There we go. So we've got all our four choices and we'll just work through and find the one that has only groups belonging to the court dates. So let's look at choice A. We're starting with kind of terms and we see right away they're up here so they are not court dates and we can eliminate choice A choice B. We've got to follow coordinates which are and then hemi coordinates but they're up here and therefore not coordinates. And choice be we can be eliminated. Choice C. Is how many coordinates is the first one again right away across that off and eliminate choice see And finally we've got choice D which is the follow coordinates which we see there as part of our group and then we have to nick. It's also part of our group and vertebrates so these are all part of court dates and therefore Choice D. Is our correct answer. See you in the next video.

Match each description on the left with the corresponding term on the right Closest relatives of chordates annelids nematodes sponges arthropods flatworms cnidarians molluscs echinoderms chordates

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