what do all vertebrates and invertebrates have in common?\nthey are prokaryotic.\nthey are covered by an…
what do all vertebrates and invertebrates have in common?\nthey are prokaryotic.\nthey are covered by an outer skeleton.\nthey are multicellular.\nthey are bilaterally symmetrical.
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Brief Explanations:
Vertebrates and invertebrates are eukaryotic, not prokaryotic. Not all are covered by an outer - skeleton (e.g., vertebrates have endoskeletons). Most are multicellular. And while many are bilaterally symmetrical, some invertebrates like jellyfish are radially symmetrical. Multicellularity is a common feature as both groups are complex organisms made of multiple cells.
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They are multicellular.