ANIMAL KINGDOM CLASSIFICATION How are animals classified? DOMAIN: eukaryote KINGDOM: Animalia (nervous system, heterotrophic, need O2, move from place to place PHYLA: 1) Invertebrate= 97% of all animals! No spine/backbone 2) Vertebrate/chordate= has spine/central nerve cord/ backbone; 3% of all animals! CLASSES of INVERTEBRATES: (really phyla!)—see chart CLASSES OF VERTEBRATES: --see chart Ectotherm= animal that CAN’T control it’s body temperature… body temp≈outside temp (reptiles, fish, amphibians) Endotherm= CAN control it’s internal temperature… Body temp is constant/same regardless of outside temp. (mammals & birds) Cell Structure & fxn How do **ALL cells release energy this way!** animal cells 1) Cellular respiration= cells release the releasing energy from food energy in RAW INGREDIENTS: sugar & their food? oxygen Step 1: in the cytoplasm, glucose is broken up Step 2: in the mitochondria, glucose is broken down more using O2 & +++++ energy is released WASTE PRODUCTS: H2O & CO2 Equation: C6H12O6+6O2→6CO2+6H2O+ENERGY! CR & photosynthesis are opposite rxns—energy is captured in one, released in the other Oxygen cycle= exchange of O2 & CO2 among living things keeping the levels of both gases in balance in the atmo. 2) Fermentation= releases energy w/out using O2 Alcoholic fermentation: yeast (fungus) converts sugars into CO2 & alcohol Lactic Acid Fermentation: when muscle cells break down sugars w/out O2 during exercise ***NOT as efficient as CR*** What makes an animal cell different from plant or bacteria cells? What is the cell cycle? Eukaryotic-DNA is inside a nucleus! Unlike bacteria animal both plant +1 small vacuoles Lysosome= breaks down food & waste Roundish/ovalish shape Nucleus Cell membrane Endoplasmic reticulum Vacuole Ribosomes Golgi Body Mitochondria Cytoplasm Chloroplasts Cell Wall Box shaped 1 large vacuole Cell cycle= process of growth & division of cells AKA “mitosis” 3 stages: 1) Interphase: copies DNA & grows 2) Mitosis= nucleus divides prophase: DNA packs together & the nucleus dissolves metaphase: DNA lines up in the middle of the cell anaphase: DNA pairs are pulled apart teleophase: two new nuclei form 3) Cytokinesis= cytoplasm pinches in to create 2 identical cells