The deuterostome group's gene arrangement in the mitochondrial genome of <em>Xenoturbella bocki </em>is remarkably close to that of the chordates and hemichordates and hence to the ancestor deuterostome gene order. Inversion and breakpoint studies particularly point to a similarity to the hemichordates.
Previous morphological investigations imply that Xenoturbella could be classified as a bivalve mollusc, a basal bilaterian, a turbellarian flatworm, a sister group to the echinoderms(nonvertebrate), or a hemichordate. Recent genetic analyses that focus mostly on nuclear genes appear to favour the Ambulacraria (echinoderms + hemichordates). In contrast, a basal deuterostome location is supported by mitochondrial sequences.
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Because it contains hydrogen (H+) ions
Answer:
maintain homeostasis
Explanation:
Lizards are poikilothermic organisms, it means that their body temperature varies over the course of the day. There are poikilothermic organisms including lizards that bask in the sun during the morning and evening hours, and thus they can increase the body temperature
Non living, it’s part of a body but alone it wouldn’t be alive