Science, asked by manav97, 1 year ago

what is the difference between vertibrates and invertebrates?

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Answered by jojo39
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vertebrates( for example, tiger) have backbones whereas invertebrate( for example earthworm) do not have.
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Answered by danishsaba31p3az2d
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vertibrates have bone
invertebrates don't have bone.
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