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    Describe the difference betweenvertebrates and invertebrates

    Describe the 5 characteristics thatanimals share

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    What is the best material for washing acar?

    A cotton rag A scratch pad

    An animal skeleton

    Write out your answer with an explanation

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    A snail knocked on a mans door andasked for a donation to a snail charity.

    The man didnt like solicitors andkicked the snail off of his porch.

    Ten years later, the snail knocked onthe door again and said, That wasnt a

    very nice thing to do!

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    More than 1 million species of animalshave been named

    Estimates that there are more than 3million species on Earth

    Corals, spiders, fish, birds, slugs,kangaroos, monkeys, feather stars,sponges

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    An animal that has a backbone

    Include: fishes, amphibians, reptiles,birds, mammals

    Less than 5% of animal species arevertebrates

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    Animals without backbones

    Most animal species are invertebrates

    Insects, snails, jellyfish, worms

    Ex: beetles make up about 30% of allanimal species

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    Multi-cellular makeup

    Reproduction and development

    Many specialized parts

    Movement

    Consuming

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    Made of many cells

    Eukaryotic (have a nucleus)

    Do not have cell walls

    Cells are surrounded by cellmembranes

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    Reproduce sexually (sex cells: eggs orsperm)

    Embryo: an organism at an early stageof development

    Some asexually: Hydra reproduces bybudding

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    Cells in an embryo undergodifferentiation

    Differentiation lead to cells becoming:skin cells, muscle cells, nerve cells

    Cells for tissues, tissues form organs

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    Depends on life stage; some stagesmovement is not possible

    Used to search for food, shelter, mates,etc.

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    Survival by eating other organisms

    Consumer: an organism that eats otherorganisms

    Animals eat a variety of foods

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    Question: What lies on the forest floor, 100feet in the air?

    Answer: a dead centipede!

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    What do vertebrates have thatinvertebrates dont?

    What are collections of similar types ofcells called?

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    Animal Classification:

    Zoologists classify based on similaritiesand differences

    Major distinctions: no coelom, a falsecoelom, or a true coelom (a cavity that

    separates the gut from the body wall)

    The animal kingdom has ~ 35 phyla (ex:Chordata, Vertebrata)

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    Invertebrates (many!)

    Phyla include: Arthropoda (largest phylum:spiders, millipedes, insects)

    Porifera

    Nematoda

    Echinoderma

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