Associations to the word «Invertebrate»
Noun
- Vertebrate
- Paleontology
- Crustacean
- Zoology
- Amphibian
- Arthropod
- Mollusc
- Reptile
- Alga
- Fauna
- Gastropod
- Insect
- Squid
- Dragonfly
- Octopus
- Mollusk
- Beetle
- Prey
- Coral
- Mammal
- Worm
- Predator
- Sponge
- Ecology
- Crab
- Snail
- Clam
- Shrimp
- Larva
- Feeding
- Zoologist
- Ant
- Grasshopper
- Cucumber
- Caterpillar
- Leech
- Fossil
- Aquarium
- Forage
- Feeder
- Diet
- Fish
- Taxon
- Mite
- Biodiversity
- Fungus
- Feed
- Scorpion
- Organism
- Curator
- Burrow
- Spider
- Ecosystem
- Reef
- Slug
- Diversity
- Habitat
- Animal
- Biomass
- Cretaceous
- Species
- Assemblage
- Karst
- Microorganism
- Sediment
- Specie
- Parasite
- Litter
- Grassland
- Toxicity
- Taxonomy
- Treatise
- Ganglion
- Pest
- Wasp
- Conservation
- Fly
- Abundance
- Carbonate
- Biology
- Neuron
- Aquaculture
Adjective
Wiktionary
INVERTEBRATE, noun. An animal without vertebrae, i.e. backbone.
INVERTEBRATE, adjective. Lacking a backbone.
Dictionary definition
INVERTEBRATE, noun. Any animal lacking a backbone or notochord; the term is not used as a scientific classification.
INVERTEBRATE, adjective. Lacking a backbone or spinal column; "worms are an example of invertebrate animals".
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