'External skeleton' presentation slideshows

Animal Adaptations Arthropods Biological Control (Integrated Pest Management)

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Which classification system makes use of multiple levels from domain to species?

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Chapter 27: Introduction to Animals

Chapter 27: Introduction to Animals. Section 2: Animal Body Systems. Tissues and Organs. Digestion Single celled organisms and sponges digest their food within their body cells.

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Fish Anatomy, Physiology and Health

Fish Anatomy, Physiology and Health. The anatomy of a fish. Fins. Made of stiff rays covered by skin Some are bony and stiff Cichild fish have one dorsal, but it has two names, a spiny dorsal and a soft dorsal The number of rays in a fin are used for species ID and classification. Skin.

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Meet the Arthropods

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Chapter 2 Section 2 Arthropods

Chapter 2 Section 2 Arthropods. -Arthos means joint Podos means foot or leg -Examples: Crabs, lobsters, centipedes, scorpions, spiders & grasshoppers -Broken into 4 major Groups: Crustaceans, Arachnids, Centipedes/Millipedes & Insects. Characteristics of Arthropods.

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ARTHROPODS

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Moving and Growing.

Moving and Growing. . Human Endoskeleton. You cannot survive without bones. A baby child has about 300 bones in its body . Bones help you move around. When a baby child grows it has about 206 bones as an adult has. Endoskeletons and Exoskeletons.

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Bones Vocab Pictures

Bones Vocab Pictures. Skeleton. Internal Skeleton. Giraffe Neck. External Skeleton. Joint. Cartilage. Ligament. Tendon. Fluid. Skeletal System.

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Classifying Animals

Classifying Animals. 5 Classifying Groups. Mammals. Birds. Animal Classification. Reptiles/ Amphibians. Fish. Insects. Mammals. have Hair or Fur h ave lungs and air to breathe warm-blooded l ive on land with ears that stick out. Reptiles. Amphibians. l ive on land and in water

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Arthropod Notes

41. 11/20. Arthropod Notes. Common Characteristics. Invertebrate External Skeleton Segmented Body Jointed Appendages. Interesting Facts. About 875,000 species Been around for 540 million years. Important Vocabulary. Exoskeleton - outer skeleton

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Hermit Crabs

Hermit Crabs. By: Miss Ruhlen. Vocabulary. antennae Antennae are thin feelers found on the heads of some animals that help them touch and smell. . Vocabulary. nocturnal Nocturnal means active at night rather than during the day. . Vocabulary. scavenger

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Echinodermata

Echinodermata. Alyssa Price and Katy Fanning Period 2. Symmetry. Echinodermata evolved from animals with bilateral symmetry Pentaradial symmetry- arms radiate from the central body (pentamerous), each dividing into five equal segments Starfish have no heart, brain, or eyes

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Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES

Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES. Lobe-finned fishes. Have fleshy ventral fins reinforced with external skeleton. Lungfishes. Have gills and one or two small modified outpouchings of the gut wall. These sacs help in taking in O 2 and to remove CO 2 .

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Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES

Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES. Lobe-finned fishes. Have fleshy ventral fins reinforced with external skeleton.

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