'Vertebrates animals' presentation slideshows

The Kingdoms of Life

The Kingdoms of Life. Diversity of the Earth. Characteristics of Life. There are 7 Major Characteristics that all living creatures have in common. 1. Organisms must obtain Energy. 2. Organisms must use Energy. 3. Organisms must be able to reproduce.

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Profile Name Robertson Sondoh Jr KPLI TESL June 2010 Matrix No 6992 ID No 800215-12-5173

Profile Name Robertson Sondoh Jr KPLI TESL June 2010 Matrix No 6992 ID No 800215-12-5173 Hometown Putatan , Sabah Lecturer Pn . Noemi Linus. click on anywhere to continue. How the Body Works by Robertson Sondoh Jr. click on anywhere to start. Our Body. Head. Torso. Arm. Leg.

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Chapter 13 Animal Behavior

Chapter 13 Animal Behavior. M. Elizabeth MLK 2005-2006. Review. What is ornithology? The study of birds What are the six kingdoms of organisms Archaebacteria - Prokaryote Eubacteria - Prokaryote Protista - Eukaryote Fungi - Eukaryote Plantae - Eukaryote Animalia - Eukaryote.

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Five Kingdoms of Living Things

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Zoology

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Five Kingdoms of Living Things

Five Kingdoms of Living Things. Each living thing must have most of the following:. Ability to MOVE around from place to place, or make things inside it move around EAT to get energy to breathe, move, and grow GROW during its lifetime BREATHE in gases REPRODUCE to make the next generation

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The Five Kingdoms

The Five Kingdoms. Monerans. Monerans are the oldest, simplest, most primitive, and most abundant living thing. Most are characterized by not having a cell wall. They have no true nucleus. Role in the Environment.

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Honors Marine Biology

Honors Marine Biology. October 11, 2012 Module 3: Mangroves Module 4. Class Challenge. Quiz. Sara Kane from the Sarasota Bay Estuary Program spoke with our class last week.

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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. What characteristics do all animals have in common?. ORGANISM. CELL. ORGAN SYSTEM. ORGAN. How are animals classified into groups?. FAMILY. SPECIES. KINGDOM. ORDER. PHYLUM. TISSUE. CLASS. GENUS. HETEROTROPH=obtain food by eating other organisms. HERBIVORES.

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Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom. Mrs. Stoshack 5 th Grade. Vertebrates- Animals with back bones. Fish Amphibians Reptiles Birds Mammals. Fish. Most diverse vertebrate group These vertebrates live their whole life in water Most fish have gills Fish are usually covered by scales. Amphibians.

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CLASSIFICATION CHAPTER (15-4)

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Introduction to Animals

Introduction to Animals. Chapter 34. What makes an animal an animal?. Multicellular Heterotrophy Sexual reproduction & development Movement. Body Symmetry. Radial symmetry- a body plan in which the parts are organized in circle around an axis. Body Symmetry.

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Crystal Cove Science

Crystal Cove Science. 2-9-17. Do you notice any relationships?. ocean ecosystem. producers. Food Chain. A series of events in which one organism eats another The top consumer eats the secondary consumers, which eat the primary consumers, which eat the producers

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Classification of Animals

Classification of Animals. Strand F: Processes of Life. Scientists have divided living things into five kingdoms. Animal Kingdom Plant Kingdom Fungi Kingdom Protist Kingdom Moneran Kingdom. Classification of Animals. Scientists have divided the Animal Kingdom into two main groups:.

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Chapter 25 : Sponges & Cnidarians

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Animals

Animals. How are Animal Bodies Organized. Cell - the basic unit of animal structure Tissue - group of similar cells that perform a specific function Organ - group of different tissue System - group of organs that perform animal functions . Levels of Organization.

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Animal Classification E.Q. How do scientists classify living organisms? S5L1

Animal Classification E.Q. How do scientists classify living organisms? S5L1. Five Kingdoms of Classification. Scientists classify living organisms so that they can easily share information and discuss organisms in a way that everyone can understand. Five Kingdoms

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Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes

Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes. Prokaryotes are organisms that do not have a nucleus in their cells. We call these cells prokaryotic. They tend to be smaller and are usually in unicellular organisms. Examples: bacteria.

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