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The lancelet looks like a fish but is considered an invertebrate because it:

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The lancelet looks like a fish but is considered an invertebrate because it:

The lancelet looks like a fish but is considered an invertebrate because it:

a. lacks lungs.
b. lacks a nerve cord.
c. lacks a backbone.
d. both b and c

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