Yes, a turtle is a vertebrate.
All reptiles are vertebrates, because they all have spines.
The spine of a turtle is attached to the inside roof of their shells. Making it physically impossible for them to shed shells or leave their shells.
vertebrate
A turtle is a vertebrate.
Vertebrate. It has vertebrae and other bones.
Yes, they are.
vertebrate; it has a backbone.
no it's a verterbrate
yes it is
Yes. As a vertebrate, it does have a backbone
A sea turtle is a vertebrate, just like any other turtle. Their spine is connected to the roof of the inside of their shell, which is why they can swap shells or get out of the ones they were born with, or it will kill it. No. The sea turtle belongs to the reptile group. Reptiles are chordates, also known as vertebrates. A vertebrate. After all, it has a spine.
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A sea turtle is a vertebrate, just like any other turtle. Their spine is connected to the roof of the inside of their shell, which is why they can swap shells or get out of the ones they were born with, or it will kill it. No. The sea turtle belongs to the reptile group. Reptiles are chordates, also known as vertebrates. A vertebrate. After all, it has a spine.
Simply because they have a complete skeleton inside their body !