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Is jellyfish a vertibrate?
No, a jellyfish does not have a backbone.
Does jellyfish has a backbone?
No.
Are the jellyfish is vertebrates?
No, jellyfish are invertebrates becasue they do no have a backbone.
Which animal does not have a backbone?
A jellyfish :)
What animals do not have a backbone?
Invertebrates do not have backbone.1 example is a butterfly.octopusearthworm jellyfish
What fish do not have a backbone?
jellyfish
What does a jellyfish lack to be an invertebrate?
a backbone
Are jellyfish invertebraes?
Jellyfish are indeed invertebrates. They have no backbone, and that is what is required for an animal to have a vertebrae.
What animal has no backbone?
a jellyfish and a octopus have no backbones
Why are jellyfish is an invertebrate animal?
because they have no backbone
What animal has a soft body and has no backbone?
A Jellyfish
What aquatic animal doesn't have a backbone?
A jellyfish
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