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| An animal with a backbone |
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| an animal with no backbone |
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hair or fur
warm-blooded
drinks milk from its' mother |
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rough dry skin or scales
lays eggs
cold-blooded |
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feathers
warm-blooded
lays eggs |
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scales
fins and gills
cold-blooded
lives in water
lays eggs |
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double life
wet moist skin
begins its' life in the water and has gills. Later it moves to land and develops lungs
cold-blooded
lays eggs |
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segmented body
jointed legs
hard covering--exoskeleton |
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| Examples of Arthropods with 2 body segments |
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| lobster, shrimp, crab, and spiders, |
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| Example of Arthropods with 3 body segments |
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| Insects such as: ants, fly, beetle, and roach |
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| Example of Arthropods with many body segments |
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| head, body mass, foot, sometimes has a shell, mucus |
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| clam, slug, snail, oyster, octopus, squid, conch |
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| Examples of round, flat, and segmented worms |
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round: hook worm
flat: tape
segmented: earth |
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| Definition of stinging-cell animals |
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Definition
| They catch their prey with stinging tentacles, and live in the ocean. |
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| Examples of stinging-cell animals |
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| jellyfish, man-o-war, hydra |
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| Definition of Echinoderms |
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Definition
| They have spiny skin, tube feet, and live in the ocean |
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| sea star (starfish) and sea urchin |
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| Penguin, duck, swan, eagle, hawk, or sparrow |
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| alligator, crockodile, lizard, snake, or turtle |
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| Salmon, trout, bass, or goldfish |
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| frogs, salamanders, caecellians |
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| cat, dog, bear, wolf, lion, bat, or zebra |
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| Definition of a marsupial |
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| a mammal with a pouch to carry its young. |
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