Kingdom-Animals. Animal Characteristics Heterotrophs Multicellular No cell walls Tissues (most) Sexual Reproduction (most)

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Kingdom-Animals

Animal Characteristics Heterotrophs Multicellular No cell walls Tissues (most) Sexual Reproduction (most)

Remember classification Kingdom- Animals Phylum – OUR FOCUS Class Order Family Genus species

Phylum Porifera- sponges

* no symmetry, no tissues/organs *evol- multicellular

Cnidaria Jellyfish-medusa Coral- Many polyps living together Radial symmetry Evol- Tissues

news/news/02_25_04.htm Platyhelmithes(Flatworm ) Evol- Bilateral

Nematoda Guinea Worm (round worm) Nematode Worms (round worms) Evol- Pseudocoelom (mouth and anus)

Mollusca Evol- True ceolom (organs) –Visceral Mass: central part with organs –Mantle: Outer body layer –Foot: Movement

Earthworms and Leeches! (Phylum- Annelids) Evol- Segmentation

Arthropoda Evol- Jointed appendages The Classes –Arachnids, Insects, Crustaceans

Echinodermata Evol- Deuterstome Development –(In other words they develop the same way vertebrates do) –Also have an endoskeleton

Vertebrates (Agnatha) Jawless, cartilaginous bodies, ectotherm Lampreys

Vertebrates Chondrichthyes Sharks Cartilaginous skeleton, gills, jaws, 2 chambered heart, internal reproduction, ectotherm

Vertebrates (Osteichtyes) Bones, 2 chambered heart, gills, external reproduction, ectotherm

Vertebrates (Amphibians) Gills + Lungs, 3 Chambered heart, external reproduction, ectotherm

Vertebrates (Reptiles) Lungs, Internal reproduction shelled egg, 3 chambered heart, ectotherm Exception to rule Crocs have a 4 chambered heart (more closely related birds)

Vertebrates (Aves) Lungs, Internal reproduction shelled egg, endotherm, 4 chambered heart

Vertebrates (Mammals) Internal development, lungs, 4 chambered heart, endotherm

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