Classification
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| What are the 8 levels of classification in order? | Domain,Kingdom,Phylum,Class,Order,Family,Genus, and Species
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| What are two examples of a annelid? | Earthworm, Leech
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| What are some characteristics of a echinoderm? | Skinny or teathery skin,
radial symmetry,
endoskeleton,
live in salt water
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| What are two examples of a mollusk? | Snail, Clam
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| What are some characteristics of a cnidarian? | Floating sack,
radial symmetry,
tentacles,
live in water
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| What are the three domains? | Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya
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| What are some characteristics of annelids? | Cylindrical body,
Segmented body,
Bilateral symmetry,
Live on land or in water
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| What are the four kingdoms? | Animal, Plant, Protista, and Fungi
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| What are two examples of a echinoderm? | Starfish, Sea Urchins
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| What are archaea? | They live in extreme conditions including high heat and super salty environments.
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| What are two examples of a cnidarian? | Coral, Sea Anemone
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| What are Eukarya? | It contains all organisms made up of cells containing a nucleus and organelles.
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| What are some characteristics of a chordate? | Internal skeleton,
Specialized body systems,
Paired appendages,
Backbone,
Spinal chord,
Gill slits
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| What are two examples of anthropoids? | Fly, Lobsters
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| What is bacteria? | Sometimes called eubacteria (meaning true bacteria) lives all around us, even within us.
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| What are some characteristics of a anthropoid? | Hard exoskeleton,
Rays of jointed legs,
segmented bodies
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| What are two examples of chordates? | Human, Whale
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| What is a phylum? | It's a group of organisms that share more specific characteristics and activities.
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| What is a exoskeleton? | The skeleton is the outer covering of the body.
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| What is a endoskeleton? | The skeleton is inside the skin.
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| What is Radial symmetry? | The body parts are arranged like the spokes of a wheel.
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| What is bilateral symmetry? | The body parts are arranged as two mirror images.
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| What is a segmented body? | It's a body in sections.
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| What is an appendage | It's a part that comes out of the main body section.
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| What are tentacles? | They are appendages that can grab and sting their prey.
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| What are spores? | They act like a "seed" to start a new plant in plants that do not flower.
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