Chordata
Chordates get their name from their characteristic notochord. It plays a significant role in chordate structure and movement. Chordates are bilaterally symmetric, possess a circulatory system, and exhibit metameric segmentation.
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Blue Budgie in the Afternoon Sun
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Beneath the Surface: Great White in Blue
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Clownfish Crossing the Coral Reef
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Diver's Close Call with a Tiger Shark
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Guardians of the Reef: Great White and Ocean Giants
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Majestic Humpback Whale in Blue Waters
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Gentle Giant of the Deep: Humpback Whale Portrait
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Mako Shark: Streamlined for Speed
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Mako Shark: Speed Beneath the Surface
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Tiger Shark Emerging from the Deep
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Tiger Shark: Emerging from the Deep
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Blue Shark Emerging from the Blue
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Blue Shark from Below
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Blue Shark Head-On in the Deep Blue
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Leopard Shark: Coastal Hunter
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Hammerhead Shark: Beneath the Surface
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Great White: Face of the Apex Predator
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Sunlit Seahorse Portrait
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Spotted Stingray in Emerald Waters
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Graceful Stingray Gliding Over the Reef
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