General Animal Classification

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General Animal Classification

Animal Classification

Animal Classification. By your name and class. Mammals. Your description of mammals. Fish. Your description of fish. Birds. Your description of birds. Reptiles. Your description of reptiles. Amphibians. Your description of amphibians. Insects. Your description of insects.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Unit Two – God’s Living Creation Chapter Five – Animal Classification. Animal Classification Introduction. One of the most distinguishing characteristics of animals is whether or not they have backbones. Invertebrates – animals without backbones

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification . By Mrs. Herman 2013. Radial Symmetry the animal can be divided into equal parts that arranged around central axis. Bilateral Symmetry can be divided into two parts that are nearly mirror images of each other. Asymmetry

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Vertebrates. Amphibians Reptiles Mammals Aves Fish. Activity. In pairs: Place animals in their appropriate groups. Groups are Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians and Fish Write what features you are using to identify these groups. Mammal. Mammal. Fish. Fish.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Zoology. Taxonomy. Taxonomy Field of science that classifies organisms and defines their relationships All about grouping organisms (plants and animals) Originally by traits or characteristics Today, DNA is a part of the classification. Taxonomy.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. 6 th Grade Science. Taxonomy. The study of classifying organisms. Why do we use taxonomy?. Keep order of living things. Communicate in the same language with other scientists around the world.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Tyla Comino. Vertebrates. Fish. Has a backbone Vertebrate Body temperature is not constant Has gills when fully grown . Amphibians. Has a backbone Vertebrates Body temperature is not constant Has lungs when fully grown Moist skin with no scales E.g.frog.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Animals are classified as vertebrate (having a back bone) or invertebrate (not having a back bone.) . Vertebrate animals are further classified as one of the following: . F ish A mphibian R eptile M ammal B ird . Fish. Examples: Seahorse Catfish Shark.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. From the Zoo to YOU! Mego Chen Tiffany Fowler Liz Margush Alyce Porawski. What is a Mammal?.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. THE ANIMAL KINGDOM BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ANIMALS: 1. 2. 3. N INE ANIMAL PHYLA INVERTEBRATES: VERTEBRATES (CORDATES): (1 phylum). MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS. CAPABILITY OF LOCOMOTION. MUST INJEST FOOD.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. How are animals alike ?. Made of many cells Cannot make their own food Most can move. Two Main Groups of Animals:. 1. Vertebrates - animals with backbones. The backbone provides support and helps them move. 2. Invertebrates - animals without backbones.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. By your name and class. Mammals. Your description of mammals. Birds. Your description of birds. Reptiles. Your description of reptiles. Fish. Your description of fish. Amphibians. Your description of amphibians.

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General Animal Classification

General Animal Classification. Phylum Porifera. Tube Sponge. Phylum Ctenophora. Comb Jelly. Not a true jelly fish. Phylum Cnidaria. Sea anemone. -Class Anthozoa “Flower of the Sea” -Range from a half inch to 6 ft across! -More than 1000 species. Phylum Cnidaria.

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ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION

ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION. I. TAXONOMY identification and classification. Carl Linnaeus 1758 Physician to King of Sweden Binomial Nomenclature named and described all that was known to Europeans

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Animal Classification Jeopardy

Animal Classification Jeopardy. Vocabulary 100. Animals that have spines are called this. What are vertebrates?. Vocabulary 200. Animals that produce their own body heat are called warm-blooded, or this. What is endothermic?. Vocabulary 300.

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General Classification

General Classification. Soft-rayed fish Dorsal fin is without hard spines Usually have only 1 dorsal fin Adipose fin: small, fatty fin near caudal fin Ex. Trout. General Classification. Spiny-rayed fish Hard, sometimes sharp spines in dorsal fin Ex. Yellow Perch.

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ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION

ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION. Systematics or Taxonomy is the study of the kinds and diversity of organisms. The modern classification is rooted in the work of Karl von Linne (Carolus Linnaeus).

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Classification: General

Classification: General. Compression - Isolated wedge-type fractures of the anterior and middle aspects of the vertebral body Burst - C omminution of the vertebral body with involvement of the posterior cortex Flexion-distraction (seatbelt or chance type)

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Vertebrate?. Mammal?. Omnivore?. Reptile?. Carnivore?. http://blog.hipertechsolutions.com/?p=507. Amphibian?. Jess, Krystal, Sam and Nicole. Classification song. http://www.totally3rdgrade.com/animals_belong_in_class.html. Our Task. Syllabus Where? Why?

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Project by Allison Schotte 4 th Grade July 27 th 2011. Objectives. You will, through the course of this lesson, learn about the different classifications of animals through the means of interactive learning through this PowerPoint.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. General characteristics: heterotrophs mobile – animals can perform rapid, complex movements multicellular cells that make up animals’ bodies are diploid. animals are classified based on: level of organization – i.e. cells, tissue, organs body plan or body shape

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