What are the differences between vertebrates and invertebrates?

Answer 1

• Vertebrates have vertebra.
• Invertebrates don't.

Answer 2

Invertebrate animals do not have a backbone. They include: Mollusca, Arthropoda, Annelida and Crustacea. Vertebrate have a backbone. They include Mammalia, Aves, Repilia and Marsupialia.
to tell if an animal is an invertibrate or a vertebrate you just have to feel it if it has a backbone. If it does, its a vertebrate like us, but if it doesn't then it is a invertebrate like a worm.
Vertebrates are animals which DO have a backbone (all mammals). Invertebrates are animals which do NOT have a backbone (with the exception of birds and some reptiles). In other words: ALL mammals are vertebrates, but not all vertebrates are mammals... Hope that helps :)
There are lots of differences between vertebrates and invertebrates, but the main one is that vertebrates have a backbone. (eg: Humans, birds and stuff :L) and invertebrates dont have a backbone (eg: worms and slugs) Hope this helped!
The difference between vertebrates and invertebrates is actually quite simple. Invertebrates do not have a back bone, but vertebrates do. Us humans are vertebrates in fact. Hope I answered your question.
A vertebrate is an animal that has a backbone. An invertebrate is an animal that does not have a backbone.
One has a backbone and one has no back bone.

Vertebrates are chordates, possesing a spinal collumn or backbone. Invertebrates lack either of these. The hagfish, which lacks a spinal collumn, is sometimes classed as a vertebrate due to being genetically closely related to the Lamprey.
Vertebrates are animals with backbones and invertebrates are animals without backbones. just remember invertebrates no backbone vertebrates backbone. :)
Vertebrates have bones. Invertebrates do not. Crickets are invertabrates. They have an exoskeloton. The hard parts of their bodies are on the outside and the muscles and everything else are inside this exo (outer)-skeleton.
Vertebrates have bones. Invertebrates do not. Crickets are invertabrates. They have an exoskeloton. The hard parts of their bodies are on the outside and the muscles and everything else are inside this exo (outer)-skeleton.
Vertebrate means having a backbone and invertebrates dont have a backbone!

[any other reason does anyone knw?]
The diffence is that vertebrates are living things with backbones and invertebrates are living things that don't have backbones
Some of the differences are, that Invertebrates tend to be small and slow moving. Vertebrates, on the other hand, are stronger, faster and most times, bigger.

Also Vertebrates have more highly developed nervous systems, giving them the chance to understand better, and faster than Invertebrates. Invertebrates have an exoskeleton on the outside of their body, but Vertebrates just have a skeleton on the inside of their body. And most importantly, Invertebrates have no back bone but vertebrates do. so basically the biggest difference is tthat vertebrates have backbones and invertebrates don't :)
invertebrates have no spine, vertebrates do
Vertebrates are multicellular animals that have a backbone while invertebrates are multicellular animals that do not a backbone.
Vertebrate

Presence of Vertebral column

Craniates

Ventral heart

Invertebrate

vice versa to given points.