Question

what is locomotion ?
what is respiration ?
what are vertebrates ?
what are invertebrates ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. what is locomotion ?

ans- locomotion is the ability of an organism to move from one place to another place

2. what is respiration ?

ans-1:The act or process of breathing : inhaling of oxygen and the exheling of carbon dioxide

2: the process by which cells use oxygen to break

down sugar and obtain energy

3. what are vertebrates?

ans - A vertebrate is an animal that has a backbone and a skeleton vertebrate animals include humans when you think about vertebrates, think about bone this word has to do with animals that have a lot of bones in the from of a skeleton.

4. what is invertebrates?

ans- Invertebrates are animal that neither possess nor develop a vertebral column derived from the notochord . this include all animal apart from the chordate subphylum vertebreta . familiar example of invertebrates include

arthropods , mollusk , annelid , and cnidarians

Answer 2

locomotion helps organisms to move

respiration is the chemical process of releasing energy by breaking down glucose for carrying out life processes