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Invert & Vertebrates
Invertebrate and Vertebrate Animals
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| soft bodies | mollusks |
| "tubes" | segmented worms |
| "pores" | sponges |
| jointed limbs-feet | arthropod |
| stingers | cnidarians |
| spinney-skin | echinoderms |
| animals with bones | vertebrates |
| animals without bones | invertebrates |
| cold-blooded animals who get heat from their environment | ectotherms |
| warm-blooded animals who can produce their own body heat | endotherms |
| animals with fur or hair that produce milk for their young | mammals |
| animals with feathers, 2 wings, 2 feet, and a beak that lay eggs and breathe with lungs | birds |
| animals that have scaled or plates, lay eggs, and breathe with lungs | reptiles |
| animals that have scales, lay eggs, and breathe with gills | fish |
| animals that lay jelly-like eggs, go through a metamorphosis, breathe with gills then lungs | amphibians |
| there are no ways to split the animal to make mirror images | assymetry |
| there is only one way to split the animal into mirror images | bilateral symmetry |
| there are multiple lines that go through the center point that can split the animal into mirror images. | radial symmetry |
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