Vertebrates
Invertebrates
Vocabulary
Vertebrates 2
Invertebrates 2
100

These animals have feathers and lay hard-shelled eggs.

What are birds?

100

These animals have soft bodies, a foot, and may have a shell.

What are mollusks?

100

These animals have a backbone.

What is a vertebrate?

100

These animals have fur and are warm-blooded.

What are mammals?

100

These animals have stinging tentacles and symmetrical bodies, like jellyfish.

What are cnidarians?

200

These animals spend their childhood in the water and adulthood on land.

What are amphibians?

200

These animals live in water, grow out of their shells, and find new ones.

What are crustaceans?

200

These animals do not have a backbone.

What are Invertebrates?
200

These animals live entirely in the water and lay soft eggs.

What are fish?

200

Earthworms are these type of worms.

What are segmented worms?

300

These fish do not have a jaw.

What are jawless fish?

300

These animals have an exoskeleton, segmented bodies, and legs.

What are arthropods?
300

The small bones in a backbone.

What are vertebrae?

300

These animals have dry, scaly skin, and lays eggs on land

What are reptiles?

300

This category of arthropods are spiders.

What are arachnids?

400

These fish, like sharks and stingrays, have skeletons made of this.

What is cartilage?

400

These often tube-like animals are symmetrical and have organ systems.

What are worms?

400

Look the same on both sides.

What is symmetry?

400

These mammals have pouches.

What are marsupials?

400

These animals have an endoskeleton and fluid filled tubes. Starfish are in this group.

What are Echinoderms?

500

These type of mammals grow inside their mother's body until it is able to survive on its own.

What are placental?

500

These are the simplest animals and are asymmetrical. As adults, they stay in place like plants.

What are sponges?

500

This connects the brain to the nerves in the body.

What is a notochord?

500

These type of mammals lay eggs.

What are monotremes?

500

These are the smartest type of mollusks, like octopi.

What are cephalopods?