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Invertebrates and Vertebrates Quiz

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The process that the body uses to maintain a stable internal environment is called
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endothermic
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An animal without a backbone is called
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sensation
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invertebrate
vertebrate

14 questions

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The process that the body uses to maintain a stable internal environment is called

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An animal without a backbone is called

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Which of the following is not a group of invertebrates

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Sponges are invertebrates that

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Sponges belong to Phylum Porifera

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Sponges are the simplest animals on Earth

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The body structure of sponges have

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Sponges can produce

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Which of these are Flatworms or belong to Phylum Platyhelminthes?

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Which of these are not found in invertebrates

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Which animals is an invertebrate

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The vertebrate that lives a "double life" and spends part of its time in water and part of its life on land.

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The five classes of vertebrates include: amphibians, fishes, reptiles, mammals and _________

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This animal is cold-blooded (endotherm) scaly, dry skin, have organs in their mouth and breathe with lungs. Examples are snakes, crocodiles, lizards

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