Classification
Animalia
Characteristics
100

what are the 5 main kingdoms?

prokaryotes, protists, fungi, plants, and animals.

100

what does warm-blooded mean?

Animals that can regulate their internal body temperature regardless of the environment.

100

What class has these characteristics in the vertebrate group of animals?

-Covered in hair or fur

-Warm-blooded

-Babies drink mothers’ milk

Mammals

200

The highest or most general group of organisms

Kingdom

200

What two groups is Kingdom Animalia split into?

Vertebrates and invertebrates

200

What class has these characteristics in the vertebrate group of animals?

-Covered in scales

-Cold-blooded

-Does not feed young

Reptiles

300

What is the name of the Swedish scientist who created a naming system for living things?

Carl Linnaeus

300

What 3 classes of vertebrate animals are cold-blooded?

Fish, reptiles, and amphibians.

300

What class has these characteristics in the vertebrate group of animals?

-Covered in feathers

-Warm-blooded

-Feeds young

Birds

400

The lowest level of classification; also the most specific.

Species

400

Can you give an example of an invertebrate?

Insects, spiders, snails, worms, shellfish

400

What class has these characteristics in the vertebrate group of animals?

-Soft, wet, smooth skin

-Cold-blooded

-Does not feed young

Amphibians

500
why is a classification key important to scientists?

because it helps scientists identify unknown living organisms and to classify them according to their physical traits.

500

List the 5 classes under the vertebrates group

fish, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians

500

What class has these characteristics in the vertebrate group of animals?

-Usually covered in scales

-Cold-blooded

-Does not feed young

-Has gills

Fish

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