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This document classifies animals into two main groups: vertebrates and invertebrates. Vertebrates are further divided into five subclasses based on physical characteristics: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Each subclass shares defining traits such as how they breathe, whether they have scales or feathers, how they reproduce, and whether their body temperature changes with the environment or remains constant. Invertebrates either have a hard outer shell like insects and crabs or a softer body without a shell like jellyfish and worms, with examples given like spiders, shrimp, and snails.
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- 1. CLASSIFYING
- 2. Animals are organisms that can be made of many parts. They’re not capable of making their own food.
- 3. Animals must get energy from eating plants or other animals.
- 4. Animals are classified according to whether or not they have a backbone.
- 5. • Animals with backbones. • Animals without backbones.
- 6. Vertebrates share other physical characteristics. • Examples: protective skin covering, inside skeleton, muscles, blood that circulates through blood vessels, lungs or gills for breathing.
- 7. Vertebrates are divided into five groups based on physical characteristics. 1. Fish 2. Amphibians 3. Reptiles 4. Birds 5. Mammals
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- 9. • Spend the first part of their life breathing with gills under water. • As adults, they breathe with lungs on land. • Smooth, moist skin. • Most lay eggs. • Have a body temperature that changes with its environment.
- 10. • Breathe with lungs • Have scales or plates • Most lay eggs • Have a body temperature that changes with its environment.
- 11. • Breathe with lungs • Lay eggs • Have feathers, a beak, two wings, and two feet. • Have a constant body temperature.
- 12. • Breathe with lungs • Have fur or hair • Can nurse their young with milk • Usually give birth to live offspring • Have a constant body temperature
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- 14. Others don’t have a hard outer covering or shell. • For example: jellyfish or worms.
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