Answer:
True
Explanation:
All living organisms have DNA which stored their genetic information.This genetic material may show a minute variation, but very similar in compositions. Therefore all organisms share common ancestry.
Gametes<span> are the reproductive cells used during sexual reproduction to </span>produce<span> a new organism called a zygote. The </span>gametes<span> in </span>males and females<span> are </span>different. The male gamete<span> is called sperm. It is much smaller than the </span>female gamete<span> and very mobile.</span>
Answer:The correct answer is chordates
Explanation:
Organism in the phylum Chordata develop dorsal nerve cord in their embryonic stage. Development of dorsal nerve cord is the characteristic feature of these animals and is developed by the mesoderm layer. In many of them they are only present in embryonic stage.
In vertebrates notocord disappears after completion of embryonic stage and is replaced by vertebral column which provide support and anchor to the body structure of vertebrates.
Tunicates are chordates and have dorsal nerve cord only in prenatal stage and it disappears in adults.
