Vertebrate, but its bones aren't bones they are cartilage. Bones are hard that form the skeletal structure of the body; Cartilages on the other hand, are not as hard and rigid as bones, and most commonly found on fishes, hence, the shark.
They are a Vertebrate which means they have a spine.
Sharks have a skeleton and that skeleton includes a spine, so they are classed as vertebrates. It's just that the skeleton is made of cartilage rather than bones.
Sharks are VERTEBRATES. They do have a backbone and are fish.
Sharks belong to the phylum Chordata, and subphylum Vertebrata, and are true vertebrates. Their skeleton is made of cartilage, not bone, but they have a vertebral column. Although the vertebral column is made of cartilage, it is strengthened by tesserae (crystal blocks of calcium salts) which gives it a similar toughness to the bone found in other vertebrates. Tesserae is also found strengthening the sharks jaw and gill arches.
it is a vertebrate because it has a backbones
Vertebrate- they have a backbone.
Sharks are vertebrates; they have spines.
All sharks are vertebrates.
Animals that have backbones are considered vertebrates, while animals without are invertebrates. So sharks, having backbones, are vertebrates.
All sharks have a spine, so all are vertebrates.
A scorpion is an Invertebrate.
vertebrates
no, turtles and tortoises are vertebrates.
A bullfrog is not an invertebrate; it has a spine.
vertabraes
no they are vertebrates
Eels are vertebrates and chordates.
Rhinos are vertebrates.