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- Move on their own
- Are large enough to be seen without a microsocpe
- Get own food
- Produce Young
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Animals without backbones |
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Vertebrate Sub Group
Fish
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- Have backbones
- Breathes through gills
- Are covered with hard scales
- lay soft, non-shelled eggs
- Cold Blooded
- Ex: Goldfish and Flounder
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Vertebrate Sub Group
Amphibians
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- Have backbones
- Breathes through gills when young
- Covered in skin
- Have lungs when older
- Lay soft-shelled eggs
- cold blooded
- Ex. Frogs and Toads
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Vertebrate Sub Group
Reptiles
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- Have backbones
- Breathe with lungs
- Covered in scales
- Lay hard-shelled Eggs
- cold blooded
- Ex. Snakes and lizards
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Vertebrate Sub Group
Birds
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- Have Backbones
- Breathe with Lungs
- Have feathers
- Lay hard-shelled eggs
- Are warm blooded
- Ex. Cardinals and Eagles
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Vertebrate Sub Group
Mammals
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- Have backbones
- Breathe with lungs
- Have hair or fur
- Have live birth, no eggs
- warm-blooded
- produce milk to feed their offspring (babies)
- Ex: People, dogs, and horses
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