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The document describes the classification, habitat, body description, food, respiration, and reproduction of various invertebrate and vertebrate species. It discusses the giant squid as an invertebrate cephalopod that lives in the sea, has tentacles, and eats fish and other squid. It also outlines the platypus as a vertebrate mammal found in Australia with a brown furry body, a beak, and lungs that eats aquatic insects. Finally, it provides details on the ladybug, an invertebrate insect that lives in meadows with a red and black spotted body, six legs, and two antennae, and eats small insects and pollen.
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- 2. -Giant Squid -Platypus -Beetle -Black Widow Spider -Lobster -Centipede -Sea Snail -Cockle -Ladybug -Sea horse
- 3. CLASSIFICATION: INVERTEBRATE-MOLLUSC-CEPHALOPOD HABITAT: SEA BODY DESCRIPTION: TENTACLES FOOD: FISH AND OTHER SQUID RESPIRATION: GILLS REPRODUCTION: EGGS
- 4. CLASSIFICATION: VERTEBRATE-MAMMAL HABITAT: SEA, AUSTRALIA, … BODY DESCRIPTION: BROWN- 4 LEGS - BEAK FOOD: AQUATIC INSECTS, LARVE, CRUSTACEANS AND MOLLUSCS RESPIRATION:LUNGS REPRODUCTION: EGGS
- 5. CLASSIFICATION: INVERTEBRATE-INSECTS HABITAT: AFRICA, ON LAND BODY DESCRIPTION: BROWN, 6 LEGS, 2 ANTENNAE FOOD: HERBIVORE RESPIRATION: TRACHEAS REPRODUCTION: EGGS
- 6. CLASSIFICATION: INVERTEBRATE-ARACHNID HABITAT: NORTH AMERICA BODY DESCRIPTION:2 BODY PARTS-8 LEGS FOOD: BEETLES, FLIES, GRASSHOPPER AND OTHERB SPIDERS – CARNIVORE RESPIRATION: TRACHEAS REPRODUCTION: EGGS
- 7. CLASSIFICATION: INVETREBRATE-CRUSTACEAN HABITAT: SEA BODY DESCRIPTION: DIFFERENTS COLOURS, ANTENNAE, 8 LEGS FOOD: MOLLUSCS, SMALL FISH AND ALGAE RESPIRATION: GILLS REPRODUCTION: EGGS
- 8. CLASSIFICATION: INVERTEBRATE-MYRIAPOD HABITAT: SPACES WITH EARTH CONTACT BODY DESCRIPTION: GREY COLOURS, 2 BODY PARTS, MORE THAN 10 LEGS FOOD: CARNIVORE RESPIRATION: TRACHEAS REPRODUCTION: EGGS
- 9. CLASSIFICATION: INVERTEBRATE-GASTROPOD HABITAT: SEA BODY DESCRIPTION: DIFFERENTS COLOURS AND 2 ANTENNAE, EXTERNAL SHELL FOOD: VARIETY OF FOODS RESPIRATION: GILLS REPRODUCTION:EGGS
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