Vertebrates
Invertebrates
Animal Classifications
In the ocean
On the land
100

What do all vertebrates have in common?

A backbone.

100

What is the body of a mollusk like?

Soft, no bones.

100

What are the two things that make an animal an animal and not a plant or other organism?

They have many cells and cannot make their own food.

100

What are two things that bivalve shells help animals with?

Protection and movement

100

What are the two main differences between insects and arachnids?

number of legs and number of body segments

200

A skeleton on the inside of the body is called what?

Endoskeleton

200

What percent of animals are invertebrates?

96%

200

What are the four basic needs of all animals?

Food, oxygen, water, shelter

200

What is an oceanic arthropod?

Crab, lobster, shrimp

200

What are the three ways amphibians can breathe?

gills, lungs, and skin

300

Name all 5 of the groups of vertebrates.

Mammal, amphibian, fish, reptile, bird

300

How does a sponge get its food?

Filtering the water

300

A skeleton that is outside of the animals body is?

exoskelton

300

What is special about a cnidarian?

It has stinging cells

300

What is the main body covering of mammals?

hair or fur

400

Why are whales classified as mammals?

They give live birth and feed their young with mother's milk.

400

Which of these is a mollusk? Sea Anemone, sponge or octopus?

Octopus

400

Animals without a backbone are called?

invertebrates

400

List 2 cnidarians

sea anemone, jelly fish, coral

400

Name two reasons why most birds can fly.

Feathered wings, hollow bones.
500

Name a mammal that lays eggs?

Platypus

500

2 ways that earthworms help plants grow?

fertilize soil and create tunnels for oxygen.

500
Tell me that taxonomy of animal classification pyramid.

kingdom phylum class order genus species

500

What are 2 echinoderms that live in the ocean?

sea star, sand dollar, sea urchin

500

What is the largest group of arthropods?

Insects

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