A Backbone Network can be distinguished from a LAN in which of the following ways: Select 1 or more than 1 answers Backbone networks and LANs are different in name only. Backbone networks connect several LANs. Ns typically have lower transmission speeds than backbone networks. OLANs typically have higher bit rates than backbone networks. Backbone networks only exist in the Internet model, whereas they are called LANs the OSI model. Backbone networks usually take the form of a single circuit connecting multiple machines, whereas LANs typically have all devices fully interconnected