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Simple Metazoan Characteristics
Multicellular
Blastula forms during embryonic development
Sex cells formed in specialized organs
Male gametes (sperm) have flagella
More derived metazoans
Bodies composed of two distinct germ layers (diploblastic): ectoderm and endoderm
Gut with single opening
Nervous tissue
Yet more derived metazoans
bodies composed of three distinct germ layers (triploblastic): ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm
Gut open at both ends
Even more derived metazoans
Exhibit coelom
Two lineages: protostomes and deuterostomes
Protostome development
Lineage of very derived metazoans

Ancestral condition
Mouth develops first, anus second
Deuterostome development
Lineage of very derived metazoans

Derived condition
Mouth develops second, anus first
Pattern exhibited by echinoderms, hemichordates and chordates
Phylum Chordata
Monophyletic

Includes:
subphylum urochordata (tunicate)
subphylum cephalochordata
Craniata: subphylum Vertebrata
Phylum Chordata characteristics
Notochord (stiff, longitudinal rod)
Nerve cord (tubular and dorsal notochord)
Postanal tail (as a larva or embryo)
Endostyle (groove on pharyngeal floor)
Pharyngeal pouches (may be plesiomorphic--same as ancestral)
Nonvertebrate Chordates
Urochordates (sea squirts)
Cephalocordates (lancelet/amphioxus)
Cambrian Chordates: Pikaia, Vetulicolians (Xidazoon), Yunnanozoans (Haikouella)
Urochordates
Tunicates/sea squirts
Marine
Filter feeders
Most adults sedentary
Larval form most like ancestral chordate
Secondarily lost chordate characteristics
Cephalochordate characteristics
(lancelet/amphioxus)

Marine
Filter feeders
Adults burro, but capable of swimming
Possess myomeres (apomorphic-changed from ancestral condition)--segments of striated muscle
Swim by lateral undulations
Possess atrium (plesiomorphic: has not changed from ancestral condition)
Circulatory system with dorsal aorta and ventral heart (apomorphic)
Excretory cells called podocytes (apomorphic)
Cambrian chordates
Pikaia:
Possess myomeres
Possess a notochord
Possible cephalochordate

Vetulicolians (Xidazon):
Possess endostyle and pharyngeal gill slits
Possible segmentation
Lack a notochord

Yunnanozoans (Haikouella):
Possess myomeres, notochord, pharynx with atrium
Exhibit many derived characeristics
Possible sister group to vertebrates