Associations to the word «Vertebrate»
Noun
- Nectar
- Fungus
- Differentiation
- Bird
- Lineage
- Tissue
- Crocodile
- Vesicle
- Biodiversity
- Protein
- Mollusk
- Squid
- Pathogen
- Diversity
- Cord
- Gene
- Larva
- Mouse
- Intestine
- Brain
- Venom
- Nucleus
- Colbert
- Pathway
- Bulb
- Limb
- Subunit
- Gill
- Virus
- Specie
- Feed
- Beetle
- Human
- Skull
- Bacterium
- Physiology
- Ant
- Species
- Superfamily
- Cell
- Secretion
- Lobe
- Toxin
- Ancestor
- Cortex
- Muscle
- Vertebrate
- Similarity
- Snake
- Reproduction
- Membrane
- Bone
- Calcium
- Crest
- Egg
- Fly
- Mite
- Primate
- Eats
Adjective
- Auditory
- Pleistocene
- Diet
- Larval
- Paired
- Endocrine
- Extinct
- Abundant
- Analogous
- Primitive
- Medial
- Extant
- Inhibitory
- Anterior
- Physiological
- Amino
- Molecular
- Innate
- Freshwater
- Optic
- Peripheral
- Marine
- Lateral
- Morphological
- Posterior
- Intracellular
- Diverse
- Reproductive
- Vertebrate
- Functional
- Microbial
- Animal
- Biochemical
- Cellular
- Specialized
- Embryo
Adverb
Wiktionary
VERTEBRATE, adjective. Having a backbone.
VERTEBRATE, noun. An animal having a backbone.
Dictionary definition
VERTEBRATE, noun. Animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton with a segmented spinal column and a large brain enclosed in a skull or cranium.
VERTEBRATE, adjective. Having a backbone or spinal column; "fishes and amphibians and reptiles and birds and mammals are verbetrate animals".
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