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Phylogenetic Status of Cyclostomes | Jawless Vertebrates

In this article we will discuss about the modern concept on the phylogenetic status of cyclostomata. In this history of vertebrate evolution the cyclostomes occupy a doubtful status. Diverse opinions exist on the relative status of the cyclostomes in the vertebrate series. Cyclostomes are generally regarded to be lower in structural organisation than the fishes (Gnathostoma) but higher than Branchiostoma [...]

By |2016-07-22T08:09:50+00:00July 22, 2016|Phylum Chordata|Comments Off on Phylogenetic Status of Cyclostomes | Jawless Vertebrates

Subphylum Vertebrate (Craniata) | Phylum Chordata

In this article we will discuss about Subphylum Vertebrate (Craniata):- 1. Introduction to Subphylum Vertebrate (Craniata) 2. Characters of Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniata) 3. Basic Features 4. Origin 5. Ancestry. Contents: Introduction to Subphylum Vertebrate (Craniata) Characters of Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniata) Basic Features of Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniata) Origin of Vertebrates Ancestry of Vertebrates 1. Introduction to Subphylum Vertebrate (Craniata): The vertebrates [...]

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Relationship between Swim-Bladder and Lung

The swim-bladder in fishes and the lungs of tetrapods are closely similar in structure and development. Both these structures are inti­mately associated with the gut. The lungs of higher vertebrates arise exactly the same way as that of the swim-bladder in fishes. Both develop as outgrowths from the gullet and the glottis occupies exactly the same position. But the exact [...]

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