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turtles are a vertebrate that is why the have a hard thing on its back so turtles can protect its self from predators
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Is a centipede a vertebre or an invertebre?
invertebrateyes a centipede is an invertebrate animal
Is a tuna fish a vertebre?
If it has bones it is an vertebre yes
Is a hydra a vertebre?
No. But they feed on a few types of vertebre though.
Is a bees vertebrate or invertebrate?
it is an invertebre
Is a frog a invertebre?
No anything that has a skeleton is classed as a vertebrate
Do you have 6 of any same bone?
Yes. There is 24 ribs, 7 cevical vertebre, 12 thoratic vertebre
What is singular for vertebre?
vertebra
Is an octopus qn invertebre?
Yes. An Octopus has no internal skeleton.
Is a tortise an vertebrate?
Yes a Tortoise is vertebre
Does a cow have a vertebre?
Yes, their spine has vertebrae.
What are the names of the rings in your spinal cord?
vertebre
How are spiders invertebvrates?
Spiders do not have a vertebre so the are invertebres.
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