What 2 groups are animals called?

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Posted on 2022-01-19 09:05:01

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Animals are divided into two main groups. Animals with a spine are called vertebrates. Animals without a spine are called invertebrates.

What are the two main groups of animals?

Taking the animal kingdom as an example, we can see that it is divided into two distinct groups. Invertebrates-animals without a spine. Vertebrates-Animals with a spine.

What is the group of animals called?

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