Animals with Endoskeletons Do Not Have Any Hydrostatic Skeletal Structures

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Animals with endoskeletons do not have any hydrostatic skeletal structures. Similarly, animals with exoskeletons do not have any hydrostatic components. Due to this, it could be said that every animal possesses a unique, singular skeleton that can (only) be classified as an endoskeleton, exoskeleton, or hydrostatic skeleton.

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