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WHY I JELLY FISH AN INVERTEBRATE WHEREAS A FISH IS A VERTEBRATE?

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Rhizostoma is popularly known as the Jelly fish, which is a marine coelenterate without a backbone. So a jelly fish comes under the sub phylum invertebrata. Whereas fish is having internal skeleton or backbone, so it is a vertebrate coming under Super class Gnathostomata.

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