What is a nerve chord?
A nerve chord is a solid or ganglionated longitudinal nerve cord located medially and ventrally between the digestive tube and notochord of lower invertebrates (animals lacking a backbone). For example, it is found on the ventral side of sea squirts (tunicates).
The nerve chord of tunicates contains the dorsal-root ganglia from sensory neurons while ventral horns with cell bodies for motor neurons occur only in vertebrates.
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