'Bilateral body symmetry' presentation slideshows

Kingdom Animalia

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Kingdom Animalia

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Biology ISP: The Animal Kingdom; Invertebrates

Biology ISP: The Animal Kingdom; Invertebrates . By: Aileen Agata , Emily Catarina and Yvette Pecile. Quick Facts and Notes. From Kingdom Animalia Animals without backbones are classified as invertebrates About 95% of all animals are invertebrates

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Introduction to Animals

Introduction to Animals . WHAT IS AN ANIMAL?. ANIMAL CHARACTERISTICS. HETEROTROPH MULTICELLULAR EUKARYOTIC DO NOT HAVE CELL WALLS. INVERTEBRATE VS. VERTEBRATE. INVERTEBRATE DO NOT HAVE BACKBONES OR VERTEBRAL COLUMN 95% OF ALL ANIMAL SPECIES VERTEBRATE HAS BACKBONE THE OTHER 5%.

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Ch 26- Sponges and Cnidarians

Ch 26- Sponges and Cnidarians. What characteristics do all animals share? Members of kingdom Animalia , multicellular , eukaryotic heterotrophs , lack cell walls Invertebrates- animals that do not have a backbone 95% of all animal species Range in size from dust mites to giant squids

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Kingdom Animalia

Kingdom Animalia. Chapters 26 ?. Characteristics of complex animals:. 1) Highly specialized cells and body tissues 2) Bilateral body symmetry 3) Front end or head with sense organs (cephalization) 4) A body cavity. Specimens activity:. For each of the numbered specimens, tell me:

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Lecture #14 Date ______

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