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Invertebrates are sometimes referred to as "lower" animals. This is because they evolved earlier and are simpler than vertebrates. Do you think invertebrates are also less adapted to their environments
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Invertebrates are sometimes referred to as "lower" animals. This is because they evolved earlier and are simpler than vertebrates. Do you think invertebrates are also less adapted to their environments that vertebrates? Why or why not?

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It depends on perspective youre looking at.
Like cos of they "evolved" earlier they have more time to adapt to enviroment and spread into lots of species.
I dont actually believe in Evolution , I support Creatioanalism .
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