Overview of Animals. Animals are… Eukaryotes Multicellular Consumers.
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Overview of Animals
Animals are…
• Eukaryotes• Multicellular• Consumers
Invertebrates vs. Vertebrates
• So what is the difference?
• Vertebrates have a backbone while invertebrates do not.
Bilateral vs radial symmetry• Bilateral-2 halves• Radial-arranged around a circle
Invertebrate-Phylum Porifera
• Ex: Sponges
• Body is filled with pores to filter food from water
Invertebrates-phylum Cnidaria• Ex: jellyfish,
hydra, sea anemone
• Have stinging cells called nematocysts
Invert.-phylum platyhelminthes• Ex: planaria,
tapeworm
• Flat body• First animal with
a primitive brain
Invert-phylum Nematoda
• Ex: hookworm
• Round body• First animal to
have a digestive tube
Invert-phylum annelida
• Ex: earthworm, leech
• Segmented bodies
• Closed circulatory system
Invert-phylum echinodermata
• Ex: Sea urchin sea star
• Spiny skin
Invert-phylum mollusca
• Ex: clam, squid, octopus, snail
• Soft body often covered by a hard shell.
Invert-phylum arthropoda
• Ex: insects, spiders, crabs, lobsters
• Hard exoskeleton• Segmented body• Jointed
appendages
VertebratesPhylum Chordata
Cartilaginous Fish: Class chondricthyes• Ex: sharks, skate.
rays
• Cold-blooded• Gills for breathing• Fins for swimming• Skeletons are
made of cartilage
Bony Fish: Class Osteichtyes
• Ex: salmon, rockfish, flounder, tuna
• Cold-blooded• Gills for breathing• Fins for swimming• Skeletons are
made of bone.
Amphibians: Class Amphibia
• Ex: salamanders, frogs, toads
• Cold-Blooded• First part of life is
in the water as a tadpole.
• Have lungs and breathe through skin
Reptiles: class reptilia• Ex: lizards,
snakes, crocs & gators, turtles
• Cold-Blooded• Scaly skin to
prevent drying out.
• Amniotic eggs with a shell.
Birds: class aves • Ex: ostrich,
chicken, eagle, hawk
• Warm-blooded• Four-chambered
heart• Hollow bones
reduce weight• Feathers.
Mammals: class mammalia• Ex: whale, wolf,
bats, rodents
• Warm-blooded• Fur or hair• Live birth.• Nursing