Which statement describes a difference between a jellyfish and a frog? A jellyfish lacks vertebrae, whereas a frog has a spinal cord. A jellyfish cannot reproduce sexually, but a frog can. A jellyfish makes its own food, whereas a frog is a heterotroph. A jellyfish is a prokaryote, whereas a frog is a eukaryote.

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25 February, 12:47

Which statement describes a difference between a jellyfish and a frog? A jellyfish lacks vertebrae, whereas a frog has a spinal cord. A jellyfish cannot reproduce sexually, but a frog can. A jellyfish makes its own food, whereas a frog is a heterotroph. A jellyfish is a prokaryote, whereas a frog is a eukaryote.

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Bella Ramos · Answer 1

A jellyfish lacks vertebrae, whereas a frog has a spinal cord.

Essence Irwin · Answer 2

The answer A jellyfish lacks vertebrae, whereas a frog has a spinal cord.

Jellyfish is considered as Invertebrates (animals without backbones). The structure of Jellyfishes allow them expanded their insiders and trapped another animal within their body before they finally stun those animals and consume them.