vertebrate in Irish
vertebrate in Irish is veirteabrach — vertebrate means an animal that has a backbone and belongs to the group Vertebrata.
vertebrate in Irish
veirteabrach
Having a backbone.
veirteabrach
An animal having a backbone, belonging to the subphylum Vertebrata.
What does "vertebrate" mean?
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noun An animal that has a backbone and belongs to the group Vertebrata.
"A trout is a vertebrate, but a jellyfish is not."
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adjective Having a backbone, or relating to the animals that have one.
"Frogs are vertebrate animals."
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vertebrate in a sentence
- A trout is a vertebrate, but a jellyfish is not.
- Birds, reptiles and mammals are all vertebrates.
- Frogs are vertebrate animals.
- The museum has a display on vertebrate anatomy.
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What is "vertebrate" in Irish?
"vertebrate" in Irish is veirteabrach. vertebrate means: An animal that has a backbone and belongs to the group Vertebrata.
How do you use "vertebrate" in a sentence?
Example: "A trout is a vertebrate, but a jellyfish is not." In Irish, "vertebrate" is veirteabrach.
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