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Not all animal babies look like
their parents when they are born. |
Most animals look like their parents
when they finish growing. |
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Do look like their parents:
Fish Birds spiders |
Don’t look like their parents:
Frogs (tadpoles) Butterflies (caterpillars) |
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Life cycle of a frog:
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Egg
Tadpole Front legs Back legs Frog |
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Embryo
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a developing animal before it is born or hatched
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amphibian
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an animal that spends part of it's life cycle on land and part on water
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gills
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these allow fish and tadpoles to take oxygen from the water
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larva
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a caterpillar is the ____ stage of a butterfly's life cycle
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mammal
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a kind of animal with a backbone and fur or hair
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nymph
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an insect at thsi stage looks like the adult, but has no wings
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pupa
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after a caterpillar spins a covering for itself it enters this stage
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tadpole
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a ____ will grow to be a frog or toad
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mammals need this from the air
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oxygen
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animals learn many things by themselves
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animals learn some things from other animals
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spiders
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have 2 body parts
have eight legs begin their life cycles as eggs |
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insects
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have 3 body parts
have six legs begin their life cycles as eggs are the largest group of animals on earth |
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nymph
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looks like an adult insect but has no wings
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