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The backbone, or vertebral column, of dolphins provides structural support and flexibility, enabling them to swim efficiently and maneuver easily in water. It consists of numerous vertebrae that allow for a range of motion, facilitating their powerful tail movements. Additionally, the backbone protects the spinal cord, which is crucial for transmitting nerve signals that coordinate their swimming and other bodily functions. Overall, the backbone plays a vital role in a dolphin's hydrodynamic capabilities and overall health.
What else can I help you with?
Do fish have a small backbone?
No. Unless they are Dolphins or whales they don't have a backbone.
Are dolphins invertebrates?
invertebrate means-has a backbone, so yes dolphins are invertebrate
Are Dolphins vertebrates or invertebrates?
Dolphins are vertebrates.
Are dolphins invertibrates?
No. As mammals, they have a backbone, therefore are vertabrates.
Does a bottlenose dolphin have a backbone?
A dolphin is a mammal and thus has a backbone like all mammals, us included. Yes, dolphins are vertebrates: they have a set of vertebrae, also known as a spine or a backbone.
Are dolphins vertebrate?
Yes, dolphins are vertebrates because they have a backbone. Invertebrates have no backbone (sea slugs, snails, sea cucumbers, etc.).Yes they are - they have an internal skeleton.
Is a dolphine a vertebrate?
Yes, all mammals are vertabrates (animal with a backbone).
How does the ocean help the dolphins?
Dolphins propelled and streamlined body can help them move smoothly in the ocean
How do dolphins moove why?
Dolphins move with the help of there fins and the move to get there food.
An animal with a skull and a backbone?
No way?
What can you do to help bottlenose dolphins?
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How many bones do dolphins have?
round about 300 some people believe that they have none and its all cartlidge though some people think it has round 10-20 because it has a backbone!
