Interaction: Do invertebrates live alone or with other invertebrates?
Many invertebrates like to live in groups or large communities.
What is an example of an ovoviviparous invertebrate?
An an example of an ovoviviparous invertebrate is... (an aphid, some flies, some beetles etc)
Describe budding (a type of asexual reproduction).
In budding, a new organims grows on the parent's body, then separates.
What are the three vital functions all animals perform?
The three vital function are nutriton, interaction, and reproduction.
How do invertebrates communicate?
They use sound to communicate. (They also use smell to communicate).
What is an example of an invertebrate that is an herbivore?
An example of an invertebrate that is an herbivore is... (a grasshopper, a butterfly, a bee, an aphid, a clam etc)
In asexual reproduction, what do the offspring (children) look like?
They are identical to their parent. (They only have one parent)
What is an example of an invertebrate that reproduces asexually with budding?
A sponge resproduces with budding.
What is an example of an invertebrate that is a carnivore?
An example of an invertebrate that is a carnivore is... (a spider, a dragonfly, a centipede, a ladybug, an octopus, a squid, a jellyfish etc)
How many animals do you need for sexual reproduction?
You need two animals for sexual reproduction,
What is an example of an invertebrate that is an omnivore?
An example of an invertebrate that is an omnivore is... (a cockroach, a sea snail, a millipede, an ant, etc)
What do invertebrates use to react to stimuli?
They use sense organs (organs that detect light, sound, taste, smell, and touch).
How do invertebrates reproduce? Are they viviparous, oviparous, and/or ovoviviparous?
Most invertebrates are oviparous. Some are ovoviviparous.
Nutrition: Invertebrates can be ......... (name all three)
Invertebrates can be carnivores, omnivores, or herbivores.
What is an example of an invertebrate that reproduces asexually with fragmentation?
A starfish reproduces with fragmentation.
In sexual reproduction, what do the offspring (children) look like?
They look different than the parents.
What is an example of invertebrates that live in a group?
An example of invertebrates that lives in a group are... (bees, ants, wasps, hermit crabs, aphids, cockroaches, termites, etc) )
How many animals do you need for asexual reproduction?
You only need one animals for asexual reproduction.
Describe fragmentation (a type of asexual reproduction).
In fragmentation, the new organims grows from a part of its parent.
What are the two type of asexual reproduction?
The two types of asexual reproduction are budding and fragmentation.