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Are fish's vertebrates or invertebrates?

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all fish are vertebrates some may have cartilage for a skeleton but they are vertebrates, they were the fish vertebrates in fact the hemi-cordates ( they have an advanced nodal cord but not a true spine )consist of sea squirts and other very odd species like acorn worms.
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