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Animal without a backbone. |
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Have feathers and wings, lay eggs with hard shells. |
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Have hair and fur, feed their young on milk. |
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Live all the time in water, have fins. |
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Have dry scaly skin, lay eggs with soft shells. |
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Have smooth moist skin, breed in water. |
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Many have a shell, body not in segments, all have a body part called a mantle on their back. |
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Flattened body with no segments. |
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Long thin body with no segments. |
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Long tube-shaped body made of segments. |
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Jellyfish and sea anemones |
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Jelly-like body, have tentacles with stinging cells to catch food. |
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5 "arms" or star shaped pattern on their bodies, spiny skins. |
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Chalky outer skeleton, most live in water. |
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6 legs, 3 parts to the body, have wings. |
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8 legs, 2 parts to the body, no wings. |
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Centipedes and millipedes |
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Long body made up of segments, many legs. |
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Flowering plant with only one seed leaf, parallel veins, number of petals is a multiple of 3. |
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Flowering plant with two seed leaves, branching veins, number of petals is NOT a multiple of 3 |
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Invertebrate with jointed legs |
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Feature of a living thing that helps it survive in its environment |
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