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What is a common characteristics between arthopods mollusk cndarian echinoderm?
there invertabrates
What are invertabrates divided into?
Invertabrates are not divided; if they were, they'd die.
What is the similarity between a spider and a butterfly?
Both are arthropods
What do invertabrates have?
Well what makes them invertabrates is that they don't have back bones or spine.
What is the difference between a chordata phylum and a vertebrae phylum?
Chordata is a phylum, vertabrate (vertabrata) is a sub-phylum. Although this is not well-known, the phylum chordata contains some (very few) invertabrates (animals without a backbone) such as sea squirts. So the phylum chordata is futher classified into 2 sub-phyla, vertabrata (vertabrates) and invertabrata (invertabrates).
Are stingrays invertabrates?
No
Are turtles invertabrates?
no
Do invertabrates have fur?
no
Are mammals invertabrates?
No
Are ladybugs invertabrates?
YES!
Are sharks invertabrates?
Yes
Are worms invertabrates?
no (they do not have bones)
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