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​Animals That Have No Internal Backbone, and Whose Skeleton Is

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Question 24

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​Animals that have no internal backbone, and whose skeleton is usually located on the exterior of the body rather than the interior, are called:


A) ​vertebrate.
B) ​invertebrate.
C) ​endoskeleton.
D) ​protist.

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