Vertebrate definitions

Vertebrate

1) Amniota 2) Amniote 3) Avian 4) Chordate 5) Craniate 6) Fetal 7) Fetus 8) Foetal 9) Foetus 10) Gnathostome 11) Mammal 12) Reptile 13) Tetrapod
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Vertebrate

1) An animal with a backbone 2) Having a backbone
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Vertebrate

an animal with a backbone
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Vertebrate

A creature that has a backbone, for instance a fish or a mammal
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Vertebrate

• (a.) Alt. of Vertebrated • (n.) One of the Vertebrata.
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vertebrate

any animal of the subphylum Vertebrata, the predominant subphylum of the phylum Chordata. They have backbones, from which they derive their name. The ... [37 related articles]
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Vertebrate

An animal with a back bone.
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vertebrate

Any of a subphylum (Vertebrata) of chordates possessing a spinal column. Vertebrates include: • mammals • birds • reptiles • amphibians • fish Vertebrates differ from other chordates in having a skull, which surrounds a well-developed brain, and a skeleton of bone or carti...
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Vertebrate

An animal with a backbone.
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vertebrate

(vur´tә-brāt) having a vertebral column. any member of the Vertebrata; an animal with a vertebral column.
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Vertebrate

An animal with a backbone.
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Vertebrate

An animal that has a backbone. Humans, dogs, birds, and frogs are vertebrates.
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Vertebrate

Ver'te·brate noun (Zoology) One of the Vertebrata.
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Vertebrate

a creature that has a backbone, for instance a fish or a mammal.
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vertebrate

An animal that has a backbone, or spinal column.
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Vertebrate

Animal that does have a backbone. Also see invertebrate.
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Vertebrate

Any animal having a backbone or vertebral column.
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vertebrate

animals with a backbone
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vertebrate

a classification on animals that have a spinal column. Vertebrates include birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals and fish
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vertebrate

animals with backbones
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vertebrate

An animal with a backbone. Amphibians (e.g. frogs) Fish, birds, reptiles (e.g. snakes) and mammals are all vertebrates
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vertebrate

adjective having a backbone or spinal column; `fishes and amphibians and reptiles and birds and mammals are verbetrate animals`
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vertebrate

Any animal with a backbone. The 41,000 species of vertebrates include mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes. They include most of the larger animals, but in terms of numbers of species are only a tiny proportion of the world's animals. The zoological taxonomic group Vertebrata is a subgroup of the phylum Chordata. In 2003, palaeontol...
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vertebrate

Any animal having a segmented vertebral column; members of the subphylum Vertebrata; include reptiles,
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vertebrate

animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton
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