Comparative vertebrate anatomy

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Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy is a comparative study of the anatomical and morphological features of vertebrates. This area of study usually includes the Amphioxus (a Cephalochordate), Sea Squirts (a Urochordate), and Balanoglossi (sing., Balanoglossus), a member of the phylum Hemichordata.

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