This adult organism can be described as a Select all answers that apply. A. invertebrate. B. vertebrate. C. chordate. D. nematod
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Answer:
C. chordate.
Explanation:
The animal shown in the image below belongs to the phylum Chordata and, therefore, can be classified as a chordate. Chordates are represented by fish, reptile amphibians, birds and mammals, that is, all vertebrate animals and invertebrates in aquatic environments.
Some strong characteristics of these animals are the lateral symmetry of their bodies, in addition to the existence of a complete digestive system, as you can see in the above image.
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The external carotid artery has 8 major branches (from inferior to superior): (1) superior thyroid artery, (2) ascending pharyngeal artery, (3) lingual artery, (4) facial artery, (5) occipital artery, (6) posterior auricular artery, (7) maxillary artery, and (6) superficial temporal artery.
Attached is a simplified photo of the branches of the external carotid artery.
The external carotid artery has 8 major branches (from inferior to superior): (1) superior thyroid artery, (2) ascending pharyngeal artery, (3) lingual artery, (4) facial artery, (5) occipital artery, (6) posterior auricular artery, (7) maxillary artery, and (6) superficial temporal artery.
Attached is a simplified photo of the branches of the external carotid artery.