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Destination of notochord in vertebrates and in protochordate

Write the destination of notochord in vertebrates and in protochordates?

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In vertebrates, the notochord vanishes and gives birth to the spinal column (that is, vertebral column). In protochordates, the notochord remains for the rest of life.

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