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Distinct Characteristics of Different Species in the Animal and Plant Kingdoms

This educational overview highlights the key characteristics that differentiate various species within the animal and plant kingdoms. Mammals are distinguished by having hair, live young, and the ability to produce milk. Plants are identified by chlorophyll and their capability of photosynthesis, while Monera and Protista include microbes visible only under a microscope. Reptiles and amphibians lay eggs and have distinct skin types, while fish and birds showcase unique adaptations, such as gas bladders in fish and feathers in birds. Lastly, the whimsical "platamoose" is an imaginative blend of a platypus and a moose.

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Distinct Characteristics of Different Species in the Animal and Plant Kingdoms

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  1. DIFFERENTspecieCHARACTERISTICS By: Garrett Sadler, Savannah Salter, Johnnae Woods, Nick Jonas, Tabatha Anderson

  2. Mammals and Animals • Mammals have hair • Mammals have live young • Mammals give milk to their young

  3. Plants and Fungi • Plants have a green substance in them that makes it green called chlorophyll. • Plants make there own food to survive. • Plants don’t move like animals do.

  4. Monera and Protista Characteristics • Monera Characteristics can only be seen through microscopes. • Protista comprises the protozoa, algae, and slime molds. • Monera is also a classification of living organisms.

  5. Reptiles and Amphibians • Reptiles and amphibians lay eggs. • amphibians have slimy skin. • Reptiles do not have hair or feathers.

  6. Fish and birds • Salmon are the boniest fish. • All fish have a gas bladder. • All birds have feathers.

  7. Platamoose Characteristics • The platamoose uses his antlers to fight off other platamooses. • Its half platypus and half moose. • It slaps its tail on water to warn animals that’s nearby. • They live in barrows to sleep in. • It lays eggs.

  8. 6 living things #1. Fungi because it eats decayed plants #2. Plants because it has chlorophyll and makes its own food. #3. Amphibian because it lives on land and on water. #4. Mammal because it gives milk to its young. #5. Birds because it has feathers. #6. Mammal because it gives birth to live young.

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