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No a Slug or Snail is an invertebrate animal because it they do not have internal skeletons with a spine or backbone.
A SLUG is an invertibrate ie it does not have a spine, so the answer to your specific question, is, NO. A SLUG is not a vertibrate.

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9y ago

Not at all. Slugs, along with snails, form the class Gastropoda, which belongs to the Mollusca grouping. Molluscs are the second biggest group of animals, the most prevalent being arthropods. Mammals are vertebrate animals that are endothermic (with the exception of the naked mole rat), meaning they must keep their body temperature at a constant temperature. All invertebrates, including molluscs, are ectotherms, meaning their metabolism is set by the temperature of the surroundings.

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13y ago

maybe maybe not

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13y ago

No, they aren't molluscs.

However, they are mollusks.

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12y ago

A slug is none of those things. It is an invertebrate, which is a more primitive type of animal.

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It is an invertebrate, which is a more primitive type of animal. So it is an animal with no back bone! i hope that answered your question

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7y ago

No, slugs are not mammals.

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