Fossils, histology and phylogeny: Why conodonts are not vertebrates

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Abstract

Stating that condonant hard tissues and several other anatomical structures in condonants are not homologous with those of vertebrates.

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abstract = "Stating that condonant hard tissues and several other anatomical structures in condonants are not homologous with those of vertebrates.",

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