Animals

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Movement, reproduction, sensitivity, nutrition, excretion, respiration, growth

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7 characteristics of living things

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Reproduction

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Ability to produce offspring to prevent extinction

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Sensitivity

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Responding and reacting to the environment

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Excretion

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Getting rid of waste

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Respiration

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Converting food to energy

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Growth

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Becoming larget snd stronger; becoming adult size

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Taxonomy

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Science of identifying, naming, and classifying

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Classifying

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Act of placing objects into groups based on their characteristics

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Vertebrates

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Animals with backbones

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Fish

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Cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates with scales and gills

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Amphibian

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Cold-blooded vertebrates that can live on both land and water and breathe through their skin and lungs

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Reptile

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Cold-blooded vertebrates that have dry skin and hard scales or shells and are more adapted to living on land than water (though they can live in both)

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Birds

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Warm-blooded vertebrates that have wings, feathers, and hollow bones to help most of them fly

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Mammals

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Warm-blooded vertebrates with hair or fur and mammary glands to feed their young

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Ectotherms

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Cold-blooded animals

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Endotherms

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Warm-blooded animals

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Placental mammals

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Their young develop inside uterus and are born alive

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Monotremes

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Egg-laying mammals

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Marsupials

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Keep their young in pouches as they develop and grow

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Poriferans

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Simple, sessile, filter-feeder invertebrates that have pores all over their bodies and are AKA sponges

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Sessile

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Immobile

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Cnidarians

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Invertebrates with nematocysts and tentacles around the mouth to help capture their food and were formerly known as coelenterates

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Invertebrates

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Animals without backbones

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Nematocysts

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Stinging cells

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Platyhelminthes

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Invertebrates with flat, ribbonlike bodies and are AKA flatworms

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Nematodes

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Parasitic invertebrates with long, smooth rounded bodies and are AKA roundworms

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Annelids

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Invertebrates with long, segmented bodies and are AKA segmented worms

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Mollusc

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(Usually) shelled and aquatic invertebrates with a muscular foot or tentacles

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Echinoderms

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Spiny-skinned aquatic invertebrates

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Arthropods

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Invertebrates with hard exoskeletons, jointed legs, segmented body, and compound eyes

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Exoskeleton

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Arthropods' hard outer body

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Crustaceans

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Mostly marine arthropods with two pairs of antennae and swimmerets

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Arachnids

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Arthropods wirh four pairs of legs

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Myriapods

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Centipedes and millipedes

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Insects

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Arthropods with three pairs of legs and three body regions

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Parasitic

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Living in the body of their host

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Locomotion

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Movement

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Spicules

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Made up of hard minerals and provides the sponge with strength and protection

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Hermaphroditic

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Has both male and female gametes and therefore able to reproduce on its own

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Class Agnatha

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jawless fishes with sharp teeth

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Class Chondrichthyes

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cartilaginous fish

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Class Osteichythes

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bony fish