How have invertebrates evolved?
Invertebrates resembling sponges and jellyfish were the first multicelled forms that began to appear in the fossil record around 570 million years ago (during the Cambrian Period). Since then, they have evolved into fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. The first invertebrates evolved from single-celled, food-eating microorganisms. ChaCha!
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