The invertebrate chordates include Tunicates and lancelets.
<h3>What are invertebrate chordates?</h3>
They are a group of chordates that possess notochords somewhere in their life span but end up not possessing the vertebral column. They possess all the characteristics of chordates.
Invertebrate chordates include the Urochordata which are the Tunicates and the Cephalochordata which are the lancelets.
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I think the it may be the liver
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
When two genetically similar species can breed among each other in order to produce a fertile offspring then it is known as members of same species.
The offspring that is produced must be fertile in order to extend the members in the same species.
Two organism can breed because they are genetically similar and the similarity allows the organism produces a fertile offspring.
