Deerfield-Brown-Animals

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Vertebrates

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Animals that have backbones

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Invertebrates

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Animals that do not have backbones

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Fish

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Vertebrates that breathe through gills, are covered with scales, lay soft, non-shelled eggs, and are cold-blooded.

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Amphibians

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Vertebrates that first breathe through gills, then develop lungs, are covered in skin, lay soft-shelled eggs, and are cold-blooded.

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Reptiles

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Vertebrates that breathe through lungs, are covered with scales, lay hard-shelled eggs, and are cold-blooded.

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Birds

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Vertebrates that breathe through lungs, have feathers, lay hard-shelled eggs, and are warm-blooded.

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Mammals

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Vertebrates that breathe through lungs, are covered with skin, and hair or fur, have live births, are warm-blooded, and produce milk to feed their young.

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Annelids

(Worms)

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Invertebrates that have soft, segmented bodies and lay eggs.

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Porifera

(Sponges)

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Invertebrates that have holes on the outside of their bodies and a large space in the middle of their bodies.

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Mollusks

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Invertebrates that have soft bodies that are sometimes covered by a shell. They move by using a soft, muscular foot that is sometimes covered in slime.

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Arthropods

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Invertebrates that have separated body parts, six to eight jointed legs, a hard body covering, and lay eggs.

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Echinoderms

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Invertebrates with body parts that are all the same size and are often covered in spines, and have no head or brain.

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Coelenterates

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Invertebrates that have soft, round bodies and stinging tentacles.