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... developed ; head poorly developed ; no paired fins ; no heart ; see below Cephalochordates . Subphylum Vertebrata ( or Craniata ; vertebrates ) Notochord extends to the back of a well - developed head ; no atrium ; segments well ...
... developed ; head poorly developed ; no paired fins ; no heart ; see below Cephalochordates . Subphylum Vertebrata ( or Craniata ; vertebrates ) Notochord extends to the back of a well - developed head ; no atrium ; segments well ...
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... developed during the Late Cretaceous and Early Cenozoic by the stripping of weathered materials from the ancient Gondwana surfaces . Younger surfaces developed during the Late Tertiary and Pleistocene as incomplete planation at levels ...
... developed during the Late Cretaceous and Early Cenozoic by the stripping of weathered materials from the ancient Gondwana surfaces . Younger surfaces developed during the Late Tertiary and Pleistocene as incomplete planation at levels ...
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... developed nation is " imposed " upon the less developed peoples and cultures , and there is , of course , much truth in this ; the acquisition of foreign culture by the subject people is called accultur- ation and is manifested by the ...
... developed nation is " imposed " upon the less developed peoples and cultures , and there is , of course , much truth in this ; the acquisition of foreign culture by the subject people is called accultur- ation and is manifested by the ...
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