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| vertebrates with wings, lay hard shell eggs, it is cold blooded, hollow bones. |
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| member of moneran kingdom |
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| member of protist kingdom |
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| mamy celled, most have structures for moving from place to place, feed on other organisms, reproduce by eggs or living birth |
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| many celled, no structures for moving from place to place, make their own food, reproduce by seeds or spores |
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| many-celled, some one-celled, most don't have structures for moving from place to place, absorb food from other organisms |
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| most are one-celled, some are many celled, can make their own food or feed on other organisms, some have structures for moving place to place. |
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| very simple cells, some make their own food, some feed on other organism, some have structures for moving from place to place. |
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| the feathery parts on the side of the fish's head, allow the fish to breathe underwater |
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| a vertebrate that has dry, scaly skin and lays eggs that have a leathery shell. |
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| vertebrates that live in water, body temperatures that vary with the temperature of the environment. |
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| vertebrates that feed milk to their young, and have hair or fur |
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| an animal that does not have a backbone. |
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| jellyfish, sponges, insects and worms |
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| animals classified as invertebrates |
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| an animal that has a backbone |
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| a vertebrate that usually lives in water in the early part of its life, it breathes with gills and then develops lungs. as adults can live on land. |
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