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animal with a backbone- fish, humans, and lizards
Vertebrate
an animal without a backbone- worms, spiders, snails, etc
Invertebrate
an animal that can be divided into 2 parts that are nearly mirror images of each other ANYWHERE through its central axis- jellyfish, sea stars, sea anemone
Radial Symmetry
an animal that can be divided into 2 parts that are nearly mirror images of each other- birds, mammals, (humans-externally), reptiles, worms, insects
Bilateral Symmetry
an animal that CANNOT be divided into any 2 parts that are nearly mirror images of each other- sponges
Asymmetry
Thick, hard OUTER coverings that help protect and support animals’ bodies

Exoskeleton

Structure, such as a leg or arm, that extends from the central part of the body
Appendage