Chapter 1 - Animals Flashcards

(38 cards)

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Many called animals- sponges, jelly fish, worms, sea stars, mollusk, and arthropods

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Invertebrates

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More like plants than animals; attach themselves to rocks and other objects in the water; trap and consume tiny organisms that float in the water that passes in and out of their hollow bodies

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Sponges

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3
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Sponges, hydras, jelly fish, and relatives

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All have hollow bodies

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4
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Snails, squid, oysters

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Mollusks

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5
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Animals with soft bodies

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Mollusks

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6
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Some supported and protected by 1 or 2 shells

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Mollusks

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7
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Powerful suction cups on their underside help it prey open of clams it eats

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Sea star

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8
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Anchors tightly to rocks on the sea bottom

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Sea star

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9
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Fish birds and lions are

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Mammals

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10
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Fish birds and lions all have

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Backbones

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11
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Stiff outer covering protects what’s body

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An arthropod’s body

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12
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Narrow tube like bodies

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Invs

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13
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Flat worms and have flattened bodies

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Invs

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14
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Round and worm like and are like tiny snakes with no heads

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Invs

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15
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Segmented worms

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Earthworms

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16
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An animal with a backbone

17
Q

Fish, frogs, snakes, birds, and cats all have

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Backbones or vertebrates

18
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Get oxygen from H2o

19
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Use gills to take in oxygen they need

20
Q

Lay eggs in H2o

21
Q

Range in size goby

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1 1/2 centimeters long

22
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Whale shark

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12 meters long

23
Q

Amphibians

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Frogs and salamanders

24
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Lay eggs in water

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Salamanders and frogs

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Begin their lives taking in oxygen through gills like fish
Frogs and salamanders
26
Like adult frogs
Most amphibians develop lungs that can take in oxygen from the air
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Can live on land along with water
Amphibians
28
Lizards, snakes, turtles, alligators, and crocodiles are all
Reptiles
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Reptiles.....
Breathe with lungs
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Breathe with lungs
Reptiles
31
Tough scales that protect its body
Lizards
32
Lay eggs in land
Lizards
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Few kinds hatch from eggs inside mothers body
Lizards
34
Breathe air all their lives and lay eggs on land
Birds
35
Eggs have hard shells
Birds
36
Hollow bones - make bones light so that it's easier to fly
Birds
37
Name 4 characteristic traits of all mammals
1: have some hair or fur on the body 2: have lungs and breathe air for all their lives 3: feed their young with milk provided by the mother 4: are all warm blooded
38
Name 2 ways how birds and reptiles are alike.
Two ways birds and reptiles are alike are that they both lay eggs on land, and they both breathe air.