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| Question | Answer |
| fish | circulatory- 2 chambered heart respiratory- gill fertilization- spawning reproduction- slimy eggs body temperature- exothermic converting- slimy some with scales digestions- swallow food whole |
| amphibian | circulatory- 3 chambered heart respiratory- gills young and adult lungs and skin fertilization- grasping reproduction- slimy eggs body temperature- exothermic converting- slimy digestion- swallow food whole |
| reptiles | circulatory- 3 chambered heart (partial septum) crocodial has 4 respiratory- lungs fertilization-internal reproduction- leathery eggs body temperature- exothermic converting- dry and scaly digestion- swallow food whole or in chucks no chewing |
| birds | circulatory- 4 chambered heart respiratory- lungs fertilization- internal reproduction- shelled eggs body temperature- endothermic converting- dry/feathers digestions- swallow food in chucks |
| mammals | circulatory- 4 chambered heart respiratory- lungs fertilization- internal reproduction- live birth (montremes lay eggs) body temperature- dry with hair/mammary glands digestions- chew food |
| monotremes | lays eggs platypus anteater |
| marsupials | pouch kangroos koalas opossum |
| placental mammals | inside mother connected to placenta mice, cats, dogs, whales, elephants, humans, and sea lions |
| poritera | sponges filter feeders pores |
| cnidarian | jellyfish and hydra mematocysts medusa polyp |
| plathelminthes | flatworm, planarian, and fluke hermaphroditic free living parasite |
| nematoda | roundworms and hookworm free living parasite |
| annelida | earthworm and leeches skin segmented trochophore larva |
| mollusca | snail, squid, octopus, and clam trochophore larva mantle head foot visceral hump |
| arthropoda | insects, spiders, and crabs exoskeleton appendages metamorphosis |
| echioderms | starfish and sand dollar water vascular system spines |
| moss (bryophytes) | need to be close to water for osmosis |
| ferns | first vascular plants to envolve |
| gymnosperms (pine trees) | evergreens that stay green all year long |
| angiosperms (flowers-roses) | color and smell attract insects to pollinate |
| nonvascular | no special tissue (xylem or phloem) must stay close to water |
| vascular | has xylem and phloem xylem- carries water phloem- carries food (xylem and phloem are like our arties and veins that carry blood around our bodies) |
| asymmetry | no symmetry |
| radial symmetry | central point |
| bilateral symmetry | mirror image |
| fish | most primitive (basic) |
| mammals | most advanced (complex) |
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