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Zhengjie Zhao

Zhengjie Zhao. Karla Ayala Vega. Fernanda Barragan Lópezmoreno. Francisco Domínguez Bucio. ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION. We’ll learn how organisms can be classified according to structure and function to study them more easily . How scientists group organisms according to

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Zhengjie Zhao

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  1. ZhengjieZhao Karla Ayala Vega Fernanda BarraganLópezmoreno Francisco Domínguez Bucio

  2. ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION • We’lllearnhoworganisms can beclassified • accordingtostructure and functiontostudy • them more easily. • Howscientistsgrouporganismsaccordingto • theirsimilarities. • Animal kingdomisdividedintodifferent • phyla.

  3. WHY SCIENTIST CLASSIFY ANIMALS • Scientistsgrouporganismsaccordingtotheirsimilaritiestostudythemeasily.

  4. ANIMAL PHYLA They’rethedifferentgroupstoclassifyanimals.

  5. CNIDARIANS • Fan shaped, alsocalled sea fans. • Examples of thesecreatures are • jellyfish and anemones. • Thesebeautifulorganisms are • animals, notexoticplants.

  6. MOLLUSKS • Theseorganisms are invertebrates. • Allmolluskshavesoftbodies and most • havehardshells.

  7. ARTHROPODS • Tarantulas, spiders, crabs, milipedes are arthropods. • Theyhavesegmentedbodies. • Theyincludealmost 85% of Earth’s animal species.

  8. ECHINODERMS • Theyhavetough, spinyskins. • Theyhave a five-partbalancedarrangement. • Theirskeletonismade of hardcalciumplatesinsidetheir • bodies.

  9. CHORDATES • Theyhavespinalcord and brain. • They are warmblooded. Reptiles are coldblooded.

  10. SEGMENTED WORMS • Organismswithtentaclesthat look likefeathers. • Somelive in theoceanfloor. Examples of theseanimalsisthe • commonearthworm.

  11. HUMAN BEING TAXONOMY Afterlearningwhy and howscientistsclassifyanimals, wedividedthe animal kingdomintosmallgroupsuntilwefoundoutthegenusspecies: humanbeing.

  12. KINGDOM: Animal

  13. PHYLUM: Chordates. They are vertebrates. They can bewarmorcoldblooded.

  14. CLASS: Mammalia. Theylive in groups, onland, or in water. Mammalbabiesstaywiththeirparentsuntilthey are independent.

  15. ORDER: Primates.Theylive in tropical places. Most of them are monkeys, gorillas, chimpanzees.

  16. GENUS SPECIES: Humans.Specific and specialized development of memory/learning/teaching/learning application .

  17. Welearnthowanimals are classified and why. Wealsolearntwhatgroupshumanbeingsbelongto. Wetriedtobescientistsbychoosingsomeclassmates and classifiedthemaccordingtotheirphysicalcharacteristics.

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