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Why are polar bears vertebrate?

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All animals with spines are vertebrates, and polar bears have spines.

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Polar bears are quadrupedal mammalians, so they must be vertebrates.

Also, the fact that polar bears have a backbone (with vertebrae) means they are vertebrates.

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They have backbones unlike snails or worms which are in invertebrate.

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