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Animal Kingdom: Species and Movement Diversity

Explore the vast variety of Animalia species, their diets, movement methods, cell structures, and unique characteristics. Dive into fascinating facts about Caribou, Dolphin, Bald Eagle, and more!

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Animal Kingdom: Species and Movement Diversity

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  1. By; Kade Russow, Erica Bien, MacKenzie Caldwell, Austin Redenius Kingdom Animalia

  2. Species • There are 1,326,239 named Animalia Species • There are 9,812,298 estimated species • Some Species would be a Cat or a Dog

  3. Food • All the animals consume food • The food is either alive or dead, or comes from plants or other animals • Tiger might eat other animals and a Deer might eat corn

  4. How They Move • Animals get around by moving(legs/arms) fins, or wings. • A fish moves by pushing its fins, and a Lion moves by walking or running on their back legs and front paws. • And of course a bird flies with wings

  5. How Many Cells?!?! • All animals are multicellular • Multicellular= Many different cells • More than one cell

  6. Missing Organelles or Special Ones • Animals Do Not have chloroplast or a cell wall.

  7. Pictures/Examples Common Name: Caribou Scientific Name: Rangifertarandus

  8. Pictures/examples Common Name: Dolphin Scientific Name: DelphinidaeDelphis

  9. Pictures/ examples Common Name: American Bald EagleScientific Name: Haliaeetusleucocephalus

  10. Common name: Eastern Box TurtleScientific Name: Terrapenecarolina

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