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Write any four differences between Agnatha and Gnathostomata.

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Difference between Agnatha and Gnathostomata:
AgnathaGnathostomata
True jaws are absent in themTrue jaws present.
Paired appendages are absentPaired appendages are found.
Notochord is present till adulthoodThe notochord is transformed into the vertebral column.
Two semi-circular canals are found in the internal earThe number of semilunar tubes is three

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