The Animal Kingdom contains a great variety of organisms. Many are unique in shape and look nothing like the rest of the Kingdom. There are a few basic characteristics that all animals share. Let

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Animal Kingdom

• The Animal Kingdom contains a great variety of
  organisms. Many are unique in shape and look
  nothing like the rest of the Kingdom. There are
  a few basic characteristics that all animals
  share. Lets see if you can figure out what
  some of them are in short h

Animal facts pre-quiz
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The following slides contain 3 animals and 1
non-animal, living organism.Try to pick out the
animal imposter !!
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O.K. maybe those werent too hard.Lets see how
you do with some animal facts.Each of the
following slides contains1 truth and 2
liesabout the members of the Animal
Kingdom.See if you can separate the fact from
the fictions !!
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- All animals have muscles.- All animals are
multi-cellular.-All animals have hair or fur.
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- Animals have cells specialized into tissues
and/or organs.- All animals have a mouth.-
All animals have 2 or more arms.
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- All animals have a bony skeleton.- All
animals have a brain.- Animals do not have cell
walls.
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- Animals only reproduce using sexual
reproduction.- Animals all move during some
point in their life.- All animals all have
blood.
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- All animals are heterotrophic.- All animals
live on land.- All animals are non-microscopic.

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- All animals have eyes.- All animals are born
live (not eggs).- Animals are
non-photosynthetic.
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- All animals are made of eukaryotic cells- All
animals have a heart.- All animals care for
their young.
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Animals exhibit three different body forms.
These basic shapes or organization patterns are
called symmetry.
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Asymmetry

• Irregular shape or no shape at all

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Radial

• Body radiates out from a central point.
• Can be divided in many places into two equal
  halves.

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Bi-lateral

• Body can be divided into left right halves in
  only one place.
• Four distinct regions
• anterior head
• posterior tail
• ventral belly
• dorsal - back