Vertebrates and Invertebrates | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

This invertebrate group can live in land and in water and have bodies divided into rings.

worms

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True or False: All vertebrates live on land.

False. Fishes and some mammals and reptiles can live also in water.

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monster

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seesaw

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rocket

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baam

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The bodies of worms are divided into _________.

rings

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thief

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shark

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banana

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This group of vertebrates have feathers and wings, and are oviparous.

Birds

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These type of invertebrates live in land or in water, are covered with armour plates, have different number of legs, and sometimes can fly.

Arthropods

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Is it a vertebrate or invertebrate? (which group?)

invertebrate - molluscs

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Is it a vertebrate or invertebrate? (which group?)

invertebrate - arthropods

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This group of vertebrates have fins and their bodies are covered in scales.

Fish

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fairy

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lifesaver

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This invertebrate group have bodies covered in armour plate, have spines, and often shaped like a star or ball.

Echinoderms

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These animals live in land or in water, have their internal organs protected by a mantle, and sometimes have shell and foot to help them move. ex. snail

Molluscs

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fairy

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lifesaver

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What are the invertebrates?

animals that have no backbone and an internal bone skeleton.

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This group of vertebrates live in land or in water, have four or no legs at all, mostly covered in scales, and oviparous.

Reptiles

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