Lancelet

... designed. Speaking in evolutionary terms, this can be expected and explained easily when the organ's evolutionary ancestors (in this case, the lancelet eye) are considered, yet one has to consider why a designer would intentionally create such a flawed design. Also consider the sequence in ...

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... designed. Speaking in evolutionary terms, this can be expected and explained easily when the organ's evolutionary ancestors (in this case, the lancelet eye) are considered, yet one has to consider why a designer would intentionally create such a flawed design. Also consider the sequence in ...

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... designed. Speaking in evolutionary terms, this can be expected and explained easily when the organ's evolutionary ancestors (in this case, the lancelet eye) are considered, yet one has to consider why a designer would intentionally create such a flawed design. Also consider the sequence in ...

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... 15,587 Ciona savignyi 7,291 Molgula tectiformis 7,351 Aves Gallus gallus (Chicken) 30,470 Cephalochordata Branchiostoma floridae (Florida lancelet) 11,300 Echinodermata Echinoidea Strongylocentrotus purpuratus (Purple sea urchin) 14,658 Arthopoda Insecta Aedes aegypti (Yellow fever mosquito) ...

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Well, i drew some conclusions from wikipedia, her goes: They both have anus', blood systems, gill slits, regular reproductive organs i.e. gonads/testis and ovaries, a nervous system (except lancelets have their nerves branching from notocord.). there is prolly more, i hope i understood the question :(

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