Structures for Support
Structures for control
types of movement
Gas exchange
Structures for feeding
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A fluid-filled internal cavity surrounded by muscle tissue

What is hydrostatic skeletons  

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Help protect animals from harm and help animals find food

What is nervous system 

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Helps animals obtain food and escape from danger 

What is movement 

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Oxygen that must enter the body so the cells tissues are able to use it for life processes

What is gas exchange 

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Helps animals eat and break their food into smaller pieces 

what is teeth 

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A fluid-filled cavity 

What is the coelom 

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A net-like control system that sends signals to and from all parts of the body

What is a nerve net 

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Some animals that move in a wavelike motion 

undulation

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The movement of substances from lower concentration 

What is diffusion 

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Animals that take in food suspended in water 

what is filtered feeding 

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Providing support and protection for many invertebrates

What is Exoskeletons 

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Basic functioning unit of the nervous system

What is neuron

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Take in water and then push the water out forcefully to move forward in a process

What is jet propulsion 

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Tiny holes on the surface for an organism where oxygen enters the body and carbon dioxide leaves the body

What is Spiracles 

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A material similar to the bristles of a broom that filter out tiny organisms in their gills

What is baleen 

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Protects internal organs and provides the organism with structure and support

What is Endoskeletons 

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Has many neurons that detect changes in its external environment  

What is nerve cords 

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Most animals that live on land and move 

What is walking 

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Organs that enable oxygen to diffuse into an animal's body and carbon dioxide to diffuse out 

What is gills

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The first step is obtaining food that animals use different structures to find and chew their food

What is structures for feeding 

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Animal with no back-bones

What is structures of support 

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All animals reacting to changes in the environments 

What is structures for control

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 A type of limb on an bird or bat

What is wings

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A bag-like organs that can be filled with air

What is lungs

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Some animals particularly insects, have specialized parts for eating 

What is mouth parts 

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