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Vertebrates Animals with back bones
Invertebrates Animals with no back bones
Mammals Give birth to live young produce milk and have hair and fur
Three reasons why zebras might be fighting with each other Food to protect their young /mates, territory, and dominance
How both types of reproduction influences the distribution of aggregating anemone populations A lot more enemies are reproduced in a colony nearby with no genetic diversity
Reproductive success The ability to produce offspring that are healthy in that survive
Courtship behaviors Attempts by animals to attract mates
Birds sing for many reasons, but male birds produce particular songs to attract female females. What other benefit might these loud vocalizations provide to the male? The loud vocalizations get predators away and attract females
Parenting behaviors Attempts by animals to ensure their offspring, survival
Mitosis Division of body cells
Meiosis Division of sex cells
What benefit my adult mark cats gain by helping others offspring to learn how to capture and kill dangerous prey Young grow up and kill and provide for the other members
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