Classify animals

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How can you classify animals?

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How can you

classify animals?

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Classify animals

how they look

Animals ca be classified by where they live

how they act

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Animals can be classified by howthey look. Scientists identify

body features=long ears or short fur, to classify animals.

Trait is a feature passed on to a living thing from its parents.

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One animal can be placed in 2 groups

eat mice fly

snake

hawk

owl

hawk

owl

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Animals with backbones

Vertebrate is an animal with a backbone.(cats, birds, and fish).

All vertebrates have backbone and other bones.

Bones grow as the animals grow. Bones support the body. This allows vertebrates to grow very big.

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Groups of Vertebrates

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Fish1- Fish are vertebrates that live in water. 2- Fish have slippery scales, breathe through gills, and lay eggs.

3- Fish are cold-blooded vertebrates.

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amphibiansfrog toad salamander

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amphibians1- amphibians are cold-blooded vertebrates.

2- they have smooth, moist skin. They hatch from eggs.

3- young amphibians live in water and get oxygen through their gills and skin.

4- they develop lungs to breathe air out of the water.

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reptiles

crocodileturtlelizardsnake

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reptiles

1- reptiles are cold-blooded vertebrates.

2- they have dry scaly skin.

3- they breathe air through lungs .

4- most reptiles lay eggs.

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birds1- birds are warm-blooded vertebrates with feathers and bills.

2- feathers help birds stay warm.

3- wings and light bones help most birds fly.

4- they breathe air through lungs .

5- all birds hatch from eggs.

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mammals

1- mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates.

2- they have hair that keeps them warm.

3- they breathe air through lungs and feed milk to their young.

4- they are born alive instead of hatching from eggs.

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Animals without backbones

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Invertebrates are animals without backbones.

Sea star butterfly spider

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A soft sac filled with liquid supports worms and sea jellies.

A hard shell supports clams and lobsters.

Insects have a hard covering on the outside of their bodies.

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Groups of Invertebrates

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Sea jellies

1- they have soft bodies and long, stinging body parts.2- the body of a sea jelly is made ofwater.3- a sea jelly stuns its prey before pulling it into its stomach.4- Most sea jellies live in the ocean.

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worms

1- they are animals with long, soft bodies and no legs.

2- worms help keep soil healthy.

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mollusks1- they are animals with soft bodies.2- many mollusks have hard shells and eyes.

Octopuses squids clams snails.

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arthropods1- an arthropod is an animal that has a hard covering outside its body.

2- their legs have joints.

insects spider crab

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Animal Birth

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1-Most animals begin in smalleggs.2-The eggs grow to differentsizes.3-The young animals are then born in different ways.

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eggsMany animals hatch from eggs.1- all birds hatch from eggs.2- most fish, amphibians, and reptiles hatch from eggs.3- crocodiles lay eggs.

After growing in the eggs for 2 or 3 months, young crocodiles hatch from the eggs.

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Live Birthlive birth: when the young animal is born instead of hatching from an egg.A lion gave live birth to the cubs after being pregnant for about 4 months.