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Examples of vertebrates

bass, tree frogs, alligators, brown thrashers, deer

lay eggs, have feathers, are warm-blooded

birds

Examples of reptiles

snakes, turtles, lizards

Plants that protect their seeds in cones

gymnosperms

animals with a backbone

vertebrate

animals without a backbone

invertebrate

Examples of mammals

dolphins, humans, bears

Examples of plants without seeds

ferns and pine trees

A part of a plant cell that falls off the plant and onto the ground. It then grows into a new plant.

spores

cold-blooded, lay eggs, breathe with gills

fish

Plants that protect their seeds in a fruit or a flower

angiosperm

cold-blooded, lay eggs, covered in scales

reptiles

Examples of plants with seeds

apple trees and roses

Examples of amphibians

frogs, toads, salamanders

"lower plants," soak water straight from the ground. These plants do not have stems.

non-vascular

Give birth to live babies, have fur or hair, warm-blooded

mammals

cold-blooded, live in water when small, breathe with lungs when they are adults

amphibians

Plants that reproduce through these can be flowering or non-flowering

seeds

To sort animals and plants into different groups based on characteristics that they share

Classification

Examples of invertebrates

insects, spiders, crabs

Examples of fish

bass, goldfish, sharks

Examples of birds

red robin, blue jays, penguins

Why do scientists classify living organisms?

To study ways those living organisms are similar and different.

"higher plants," carry water from their tubes through leaves through their stems

vascular