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Vertebrate   Animal with a backbone.  
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endoskeleton   Skeleton inside the body.  
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invertebrate   Animal without a backbone.  
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Exoskeleton   Skeleton on the outside of the body.  
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Pores   Tiny openings.  
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Poriferan   Invertibrate animal with pores.  
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Spicule   Small, hard, needlelike structure of a sponge.  
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Cnidarian   Invertebrate animal with stinging cells and a hollow central cavity.  
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Polyp   Cuplike form of a Cnidarian.  
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Medusa   Umbrella-like form of a Cnidarian.  
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Platyhelminth   Type of worm with a flattened body.  
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Parisite   Organism that gets its food by living on or in the body of another organism.  
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Nematode   Type of worm with a segmented body.  
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Annelid   Type of worm with a segmented body.  
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Setea   Tiny, hairlike bristles.  
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Closed circulatory system   Organ system in wich blood moves through vessels.  
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Mollusk   Soft-bodied organism.  
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Mantle   Thin membrane that covers a mollusk's organs.  
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Radula   Rough, tonguelike organ of a snail.  
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Echinoderm   Spiny-skinned animal.  
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Wtaer-vascular system   System  
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