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5 Megumi REVIEW SCIENCE6 Animals, Vertebrates and Invertebrates
Quiz by Megumi Deniega
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Organisms that have an internal backbone
Organisms that do not have backbone
They have a skeleton inside their body
They are invertebrates that have a skeleton outside their body
They can maintain their body temperature regardless of the surroundings.
They cannot maintain their body temperature. They cannot generate their own body heat
They are able to produce and secrete milk from the mammary glands to feed their offspring. They have lungs.
They are cold blooded animals that live and lay eggs in the water. They have fins instead of legs. They also have gills which allow them to breath under water.
They are warm blooded animals. They have feathers, wings, beaks, lungs and two legs. They are hatched from eggs. All of them have wings but a few of them cannot fly.
They live in water and on land. They are cold blooded animals that have scales and lungs that allow them to breath. They lay eggs on the land.
They live in water and on land. They are coldblooded animals that have smooth skin and gills that allow them to breath. They lay egg in the water.
They live on land and water. They are coldblooded animals that have scales and lungs that allow them to breath.
The live on land and water. They are coldblooded animals that have smooth skin and gills that allow them to breath.
They live in water and on land. They lay eggs on the land.
They live in water and on land. They lay egg in the water.
They are animals that have a hard, outside covering called exoskeleton.
They have a mantle or mass of soft flesh that covers the soft body and encloses the internal organs.
They have no legs and no hard skeleton. Their body is divided into many little segments, like rings joined together.
They are also known as stinging cells. They have specialized cells that they use for capturing prey.
They have hard, spiny covering or skin. Most of them have brilliant colors like green, red, orange and purple.
They are marine sponges found in the shallow waters attached to the rocks. Their bodies are cylindrical with numerous spores.