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Vertebrates have backbones, or spinal columns, invertebrates don't. The spinal column is made up of individual bone segments called vertebra which is where the name comes from. The vertebra protect the spinal cord and major nerve roots branch off from the spinal column through spaces between the vertebra.
Ivertebrates tend to have less organized nervous systems with larger nerve bundles called ganglia rather than brains like vertebrates. Invertebrates also do not have internal skeletal systems. They may have what is known as a exoskeleton ("exo" meaning outside or external) like the shell on a lobster.
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What is the first division of the animals based upon?
if they walk or fly
What are the characteristics that can be used to divide animals into groups?
Animals can be divided into groups based on characteristics such as presence of a backbone (vertebrates vs. invertebrates), their method of reproduction (egg-laying vs. live birth), body covering (fur vs. scales), habitat (land vs. water), and feeding habits (carnivores vs. herbivores vs. omnivores).
What are the different types of criteria used to classify animals into groups?
Animals can be classified based on criteria such as their body structure (vertebrates vs invertebrates), mode of reproduction (oviparous vs viviparous), habitat (terrestrial vs aquatic), and diet (herbivores vs carnivores vs omnivores). These criteria help scientists organize and study the vast diversity of animals on Earth.
What organ system is the same from vertebrates on a squid?
The organ system that is the same in both vertebrates and squids is the nervous system. Both have a complex network of neurons that allow for coordination of bodily functions and responses to stimuli.
Which vertebrates are endothermic vs ectothermic?
Fishes, amphibians and reptiles are ectothermic while mammals and birds are endothermic.
What are the three criteria used to distinguish between different animal groups?
The three criteria commonly used to distinguish between different animal groups are body symmetry, tissue organization, and developmental patterns. Body symmetry refers to the arrangement of body parts, typically classified as bilateral or radial symmetry. Tissue organization categorizes animals based on whether they have true tissues (e.g., invertebrates vs. vertebrates). Developmental patterns include differences in embryonic development, such as protostomes versus deuterostomes, which further define evolutionary relationships.
Who would win skunk vs rat vs lion vs cat vs horse vs aligator vs crocodile vs monkey vs cobra vs wolf vs tiger vs cheetah vs dog vs rhino vs shark vs whale vs fish vs bear vs deer vs mouse?
rhino
Stick cricket cheats?
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Who would win 100 lions vs Freddy vs 10 wolves vs Spider-Man vs chucky vs hulk vs starscream vs megatron vs bumblebee vs optimus prime vs leatherface vs candyman vs superman vs blackout vs Godzilla?
Whitebeard
Who would win werewolf vs vampire vs the mummy vs frankenstain vs the creature from the black lagoon vs Freddy vs Jason vs Micheal Myers vs leatherface vs ghostface vs chucky vs candyman vs hellraiser?
pinhead from hellraiser
Who would win 55 tigers vs 999 mosqitos vs baragon vs dracula vs mummy vs magmo vs Mario vs raptros vs 12 orcas vs rachet vs mechagodzilla?
mechagodzilla
What are the 5 man vs?
Man vs ManMan vs NatureMan vs HimselfMan vs GodMan vs Society
