Question

explain how vertebrates are different from invertebrates ​

Answer 1

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the presence of vertebral column in vertebrates differentiates it from the invertebrates

Answer 2

There are numerous almost uncountable dissimilarities between vertebrates and invertebrates . Let's have a look at those points of difference one by one.

Vertebrates

• A backbone is present

• Heamoglobin present in their blood cells. It is a part of red blood cell that basically works to carry oxygen from one part of body to another.

• A ventral heart is present in their body.

• presence of the external tail is the most defining and unique property of the vertebrates.

• A hollow and dorsal nerve cord is present.

• An external ear is present, Basically in mammals (exceptions are there ) .

Invertebrates

• No backbone is present in them.

• Post - anal tail is absent in their body.

• Heart if present then it is found only on the dorsal side of their body.

• Nerve what is solid not hollow like that of the vertebrates.

• Heamoglobin if present then it will be seen in the dissolved state.