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Is a salamander a invertebrate or a vertebrate?
vertebrate.
Is a salamander invertebrate?
A salamander is a vertebrate as it has an internal skeleton and a backbone.
Does a salamander have a backbone?
A salamander is a vertebrate, which means it has a backbone.
Is a salamander invertibrate?
Because it has a backbone, a salamander is a vertebrate.
Is a salamander an vertibrate or invertbrate?
A salamander is a vertebrate because it has a backbone.
What vertebrate is a tiger in?
is a tiger invertebrate or vertebrate
Are salamander vertebrate?
Yes.
Is a salamander a inverabrate or a vertibrate?
a vertebrate
Is a giant salamander a vertebrate?
Yes, it is.
Is a tiger vertebrate or invertebrate?
A tiger is a vertebrate, not an invertebrate. vertebrate means has a back bone so yes a tiger is a vertebrate.
Does a fire salamander have a backbone?
A fire salamander has a backbone which means is it a vertebrate and it is a amphibian.
Is a northern redback salamander a vertebrate?
Yes.
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