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Which statement best explains why invertebrates often have outer skeletons but vertebrates do not?

Which statement best explains why invertebrates often have outer skeletons but vertebrates do not?
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Which statement best explains why invertebrates often have outer skeletons but vertebrates do not?

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The correct answer is A or The outer skeleton provides protection, since invertebrates do not have backbones.

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The outer skeleton provides protection due to the fact that invertebrates do not have backbones
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