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what is different between vertebrates and invertibrates

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Answered by UTTAMSHARMA84

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Vertebrates are more complex organisms when compared to invertebrates. The primary difference between the two is that vertebrates possess a backbone and an internal skeleton. In some vertebrates, the bones are replaced with cartilage, as seen in sharks.

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