They breathe under water using gills , not lungs .
They always live in water.
Their body temperature is similar to the temperature of
water .
Fish are the first animal to evolve jaws.
They haven´t limbs . They have scales , fins and a tail to
move .
They are oviparous . They lay many eggs .
They eat plant material and other acuatic animals .
They are cold-blooded.
VERTEBRATES
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They have a highly developed brain
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They have a well-developed internal skeleton of cartilage and
bone. So vertebrates can develop bigger bodies than
invertebrates
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They have advanced nervous system, more complex
than that of invertebrates
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They have well-developed sensory organs
These animals can learn from their mistakes
VERTEBRATES

They have a highly developed brain

They have a well-developed internal skeleton of cartilage and
bone. So vertebrates can develop bigger bodies than
invertebrates
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They have advanced nervous system, more complex
than that of invertebrates
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They have well-developed sensory organs
These animals can learn from their mistakes
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They can react very quickly to change in their
surroundings
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The highly developed nervous system and internal skeletons of
vertebrates make them adaptable to land, sea and air. So they live
in a variety of habitats
Most vertebrates can move and are heterotrophic
(they can make their own food)
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They have a respiratory system with either gills
or lungs
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They have an outer covering of protective
celular skin
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Vertebrates are only 2% of the animals species
They have a bilateral symmetry plan (right and
left halves that mirror each other and front and
back end
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Human beings are vertebrates
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