Vertebrates

Shock absorbent between each vertebrae which keeps them separated when impacted by movement

Apart from the genus homo (humans) the types of primate locomotion are quadrupedalism (moving on all fours/with all four limbs), brachiation (swinging, branch running), and vertical clinging and leaping. "Arboreal quadrupedalism" is the most common type of locomotion among the primate order, meaning the use of grasping hands and feet with a long tail for balance. Although other primate walk on two limbs at times, humans are the only primates that actively engage in bipedalism (standing), the form of locomotion in which two limbs are used for moving.

house sparrow, garter snake, African elephant

No. Squid are invertebrates.

Tails and legs help support a vertebrates body and allow it to move. Other structures to help a body move are muscle and bones.

Depends on the dinosaur. T. Rex had over 60 thick, conical, banana sized teeth that were up to 9 inches. They would grow back any teeth that they lost.

A scorpion is an Invertebrate that was actually a question my teacher asked me today.

There are many strange pets that you could own. For instance, a blobfish would be very strange to own. The same could go if you owned an eye-eye. A leatherback turtle isn't tha popular, either.

In evolution the study of vertebrate forelimbs is related to the anatomical evidence from homology.

invertebrates make up the majority:) Hope this helps:

btw: invertebrates make up 95% of the population. The 5% is vertebrates.

yes, that's what the name means. Non-vertebrates do not have a backbone

Biology major: The answer above is incorrect, Hagfish (Myxinoidea) are classified as vertebrates (controversial) because they are grouped with other agnathans, but do not possess vertebrae.

It is a vertebrate.

"Lizard" would be my guess

Invertebrates.
No, flat worms are not vertebrates.

yes because no matter what animal it is another animal will eat it

It's an invertebrate. Stinkbugs are insects (several species). All insects are invertebrates (they have no bones, let alone backbones).

Yes. It has a backbone and a spinal cord which runs from the cranium down the backbone.

They are vertebrates because they have backbones.

Vertabrate... :)

It's like the framework of the body.

Excretion via faeces and urine and sexual reproduction.

it is a reptile

they aren't mammals.

The first and most basic distinction is to separate them into mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians. But, every species is different and in a species there can be subspecies with their own differences. So, there are as many differences as there are species.

Elephants are in the 'vertebrates', because they have a spine. Every animal with a spine is a vertebrate.