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| Animals | are many celled organisms that must obtain their food by eating other organisms
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| Traits of and Animal | they are hetrotrophs,reperduce sexuly,move around freely,multy celluer
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| Things scientist look for look for to see if animals are related | there development,how cells or organized, how the animals obtain food,How the animal reperduces,how the animal moves
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| The classes of animals that animals are put in | Kingdom,phylum,class,order,famiily,gehus,species
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| Herbivore | a animel or organism that eats plantes
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| Carnivore | A animel or organism that eats meat
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| Bilatteral Symmerty | Line of symmerty; the quailty of being divisible into two halves that are mirrior images
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| Radial Symmerty | the quality of haveing many lines of symmerty that all pass through a central point
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| Asymmerty | no Symmerty at all
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| Invertebrate | An Animel that does not have a back bone Ex:jelly fish, worm
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| Vertebrate | an animel with a back bone Ex:hueman or dog
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| Sponges | Stay in one place in adulthood, get food through there bodys, there bodys have pores"holes", need oxagen to live, reproduces asexually "with out partner" or sexaully "with partners"
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| Cnidarians | Animels whose stinging cells are used to capture their prey and defend themselves, and who take their food into a hollow central cavity
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| Body form of a Cnidarian 1 | Polyp "body plan of Cnidarian that looks like a vase with its mouth on top of its body"
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| Body form of a Cnidarian 2 | A Medusa "a Cnidarian with its body upside down like a upside down bowl designed for free moveing
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| Major group of worms | Flatworms,Roundworms,Segmentedworms
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| Moullusks | N invertabrate with a soft, unsegmented bodyl; most are protected by hard shells
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| Major groups of moullusks | Gastropds,Bivalves,Cephalopods
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| Bivalves | A mollusk that has two shells held together by hinges and strong muscles
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| Cephalopods | A mollusk with feet adapted to form tentacles around its mouth
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| Gastropds | A mollusk with a single shell or no shell
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| Arthropods | An invertebrate that has an external skeleton,a segmented body, and jointed attachments called appendages
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| Major groups of Arthropds | Insects, Archneds, Crustaceans
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| Insects | Are arthropds with three body sections, six legs, one pair of antenne, and usely one or two pair of wings
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| Crustacean | is an arthropd that has two or three boddy sections and has three pairs of appendages for chewing, and five pairs of legs
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| Archnid | an arthropd with only two basic body parts
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| Echinoderms | A radially symmetrical invertabrate that lives on the ocean floor and has a spiny internal skelton
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