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4/13/15 Mr. Faia 6 th Grade Science
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There are over 1 million species of animals What is a species? What level of classification is a species?
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Animals are many celled organisms that must obtain food by eating other organisms In other words, animals are…?
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Cells: ALL animals are multicellular Cells group together to form tissue Tissues group together to form organs Organs group together to form systems
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Reproduction Most animals reproduce through sexual reproduction This is the joining of a sperm cell and egg cell This process is called fertilization
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Reproduction (cont.): Some animals can reproduce asexually
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Movement: Most movement is related to 3 main things:
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How many animal species are there today? (About) How do animals get food? What are the 3 reasons most animals move? How can animals reproduce? Name an animal that can reproduce asexually? How are animals arranged?
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There are 3 major things ALL animals need:
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Water, food, and oxygen comes from an animals environment An animals body is adapted to respond to its environment What is an adaptation?
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Adaptation – is a characteristic that helps an organism survive or reproduce
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There are 3 types of animals when it comes to eating
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Herbivores: Animals that only eat plants What are some examples?
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Carnivores: Animals that only eat other animals Predators hunt, and prey is hunted (and eaten) What are some examples?
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Omnivores: Eat both plants and animals What are some examples?
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Think of some animals with adaptations to escape predators:
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How many species of animals are there? These are then broken up into 35 phyla (The plural of phylum)
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Animals are classified by how they are related. Biologists look at the structure of an animals body Also look at the way it develops as an embryo.
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Biologists also examine the animal’s DNA What is DNA?
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Animals are also classified on whether or not they have a backbone What is a backbone?
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Invertebrates – Animals without a backbone Vertebrates – Animals with backbone Which group makes up 95% of animal species?
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Bilateral symmetry is a line symmetry that divides an organism in half It creates a mirror image
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Radial symmetry is having many lines of symmetry that meet at a midpoint Ex. – Bicycle Wheel
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All complex animals have either radial or bilateral symmetry Name some examples:
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1) What 2 types of symmetry do complex animals exhibit? 2) Describe 2 characteristics that all animals share. 3) How can bilateral symmetry help a predator? 4) List 3 things all animals need. 5) List the major characteristics that are used to classify animals. 6) Draw an example of bilateral and radial symmetry.
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