A red fox has a spine (backbone), so it is a vertebrate.
All mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish are vertebrates.
Vertebrate.
The red fox is a vertebrate as are all mammals.
A fox is a vertebrate. Any animal with bones is a vertebrate, i.e., the fox. An invertabrate, for example, would be the starfish.
Any fox is a vertebrate. So the answer to your question is vertebrate. In order for an animal to be a vertabrate it has to have vertebrae, and vertabrae are pretty much back bones.
The red fox is an omnivorus mammal belonging to the canine (dog) family.
All foxes are vertebrates. That means they have a skeleton with a spine or backbone.
A fox is already a vertebrate as it has a spine.
A fox is a vertebrate in the mammal classification.
The gray fox is a vertebrate.
Foxes are mammals, omnivores, and members of the canine (dog) family.
A speckled flying fox is most defiantly a vertebrate. All mammals are vertebrates being a part of the phylum chordata.
It is a vertebrate.