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Animal Classification Invertebrates Vertebrate Vertebrate 2 Characteristics of Vertebrates
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Eukaryotic

• Animals are multicellular and _________________.

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Sexually

• How do animals reproduce?

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Collagen

• What is the protein called that surrounds the
  cells of animals and helps them keep their shape?

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Eating other organisms

• How do animals get their energy?

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Sponge

• What is the simplest invertebrate with no tissue,
  organs, or organ system?

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Mollusks

• Which phylum includes snails, slugs, and clams
  and has bilateral symmetry with soft bodies?

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Invertebrates are smaller and less complex than
vertebrates.

• Contrast the size and complexity of vertebrates
  and invertebrates.

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Invertebrate with bilateral symmetry, appendages,
and exoskeleton. Insects, arachnids, and
crustaceans.

• Summarize the characteristics of an arthropod and
  list three different types of arthropods.

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Gills Fins

• What 2 things do all fish have in common?

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Mammary glands that produce milk

• Describe a characteristic of mammals that is not
  present in other vertebrates.

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An animal that has a notochord, a nerve cord, a
tail, and pharyngeal pouches at some point in
its life.

• Define chordate.

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They both have 3 chambered hearts and lay eggs.
Reptiles have lungs all their life and
amphibians develop them later. Amphibians body
changes shape, but reptiles dont.

• Compare and contrast the characteristics of
  amphibians with reptiles.

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Amphibians

• Identify the class of vertebrates that uses gills
  and lungs.

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Invertebrates make up 95 percent of the living
species on earth.

• Contrast the number of invertebrate species with
  the number of vertebrate species on Earth.

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Most mammals have live young, but they lay eggs.

• Differentiate the young of the duck-billed
  platypus from those of other mammals.

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Jawless fish - no jaw Cartilaginous fish
skeleton made of cartilage Bony fish- have bones

• Describe the 3 classes of fish.

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Backbone

• All vertebrates have a _________________.

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Two

• How many openings does the digestive system have?

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Brain

• Name a part of the body that is in the nervous
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Move blood through the body

• What does the circulatory system do?

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Final Jeopardy Question

• Compare and contrast a roundworm with a flatworm.

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They both have bilateral symmetry with nerve,
muscle, and digestive tissue and a simple brain.
A flatworm has a flat body and a roundworm has a
round body. A flatworm has a digestive system
with one opening and a roundworm has two openings.