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Unit Seven - Animals

Animal Kingdom

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These animals are invertebrates and move with tube feet - Echinoderms
These are 8 characteristics that ALL animals have - Multicellular, eukaryotic, can move, reproduce, specialized parts, no cell wall, heterotrophic,
Innate behaviors are - behaviors that we are born having. For an example - fish knowing how to swim, babies knowing how to cry.
Learned behaviors are - Behaviors that we learn - language, how to tie your shoe, making your bed.
Pheromones' are Chemicals used to communicate between animals.
Circadian rhythm is - Daily and nightly cycles. When we sleep, when we are awake and when we are hungry.
Symmetry that cuts through the middle many times, like a bicycle wheel or a sea star is called - Radial symmetry
Symmetry that cuts an animal in half - one side matches the other is called - Bilateral symmetry
Invertebrates are made up of what percentage of animals - 95%
This phyla of animals take in food and water through pores. The phyla is - Porifera
This phyla has an exoskeleton and jointed legs. An example would be a crab. This phyla is - Arthropoda
This phyla of animal is made up of stinging cells. Jelly fish, sea anemones, and coral are examples - Cnidaria
Animals in this phyla have a backbone. They are called - Chordata or chordates
This phyla - animals have smooth skin and live on both land and water. Frogs would be an example. Amphibians
Spiders belong to which class of invertebrates? Arachnids
This class of animals nurse their young milk and have fur or hair to cover them. Mammals
This class of fish are made up of cartilage not hard bones - Chondichthyes
Segmented worms belong to this phyla - Annelida
Review questions - place the levels of classification from the most specific to the most general - species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom, domain
Estivation means - Slowing breathing and hibernating during the summer (hot temps)
Hibernation means - Slowing of breathing and body functions during the winter (cold and snowy weather).
An example of a mollusk are - Oysters and clams
An example of porifera would include - Sponges
An example of cnidaria would include - Jellyfish, sea anemones, coral.
An example of Echinodermata include - Sea stars, sea cucumbers, sand dollars
An example of Arthropoda include - Crabs, butterfly, spiders
An example of Annelida are - Segmented worms like earthworms
Aves are vertebrates that would include - Birds
Amphibians are vertebrates that would include - Frogs and salamanders
Reptiles are vertebrates that would include - Turtles, chameleons, crocs,
All reptiles are - Cold blooded
An owl and a mouse would have this type of relationship - Predictor and Prey relationship
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