What is an invertebrate chordate?

a. A chordate that has lost its gill slits
b. A chordate with an underdeveloped dorsal nerve system
c. A chordate that has lost its notochord
d. A chordate that has a backbone
e. A chordate that evolved to become an invertebrate


c

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A. is momentarily zero. B. is zero and his acceleration is g. C. changes direction. D. all of the above

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Air pressure is:

A) measured in pascals by American meteorologists. B) independent of the density of air. C) independent of the temperature of air. D) the sum of the partial pressures of its constituent gases.

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A. cold, dry B. cold, wet C. hot, dry D. hot, humid

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