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Properties and characteristics

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nutrients

...

Fish

Gills / scales - fins / lay eggs / cold blooded

Birds

Feathrers and wings / lay eggs / ear holes / warm blooded

What is this?

cell

What are these ?

Daffodills

How do fish and amphibians breathe?

gills

Species

Similar organisms + can produce offspring + their offspring can produce offspring

What are these?

Conifers

What are arthropods?

-Largest group of invertebrates / - jointed legs / - exoskeleton / - divided legs and body

Reptiles

Scales / lay eggs / cold- blooded

Produce offspring

...

Mammals

Give birth / mothers nurse with milk / warm- blooded

Invertibrate

Don't have a spine

Amphibians and fish have a few things in common. What are they?

- Cold blooded - gills

What are the largest group of invertebrates?

Arthropodes

according

...

Amphibians

Live in water and land / webbed feet / lungs and gills / cold blooded / lay eggs

What are these?

Ferns

We classify according to ....

Properties and characteristics

What are these?

Lungs

Reptiles and fish have 2 things in common.

both cold-blooded - scales on the body

Genus

closely related living things.

Biology

The science of life and living organisms

Classify

To arrange or sort

What do we call animals that have a backbone ?

Vertebrate

Non-vascular plants transport nutrients from ....

cell to cell

What is the diffrence between gills and scales?

Gills: breathing / scales: skin

What are these?

Mosses

What do we call animals that don't have a spine?

Invertebrate

Branch of science

...

Exoskeleton

Hard outer skin

How many cells are in bacteria?

1 cell

Vascular plants transport nutrients through...

tube like structures

Name 5 classes of vertebrate animals.

Amphibians / reptiles / fish / birds / mammals

Living organism

animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria.

Vertibrate

have a spine

What is this ?

Spine or backbone