Name
Period
Kingdom Animalia:
Animals,
Pag e 1 o f 2
All are à 1) Multicellular (Have many cells.) 2) Heterotrophs (Feed on other.s) 3) Eukaryotes (Cells have nuclei.)
Mostà
4) Cellular Organization of tissues and organs
5) Capable of Complex Movement
6) Asexual &/or Sexual Reproduction 7) Zygote develops to blastula (ball of cells) & Embryo
*References: Central ScienceàLifeàAnimalsà and others listed below.
Phylum:
Add Common Name:
Phylum Porifera
Invertebrates:
No skeleton/backbone or bone or cartilage.
*Reference: Sponges Phylum Cnidaria
(Phylum Coelenterata)
*Reference: Stinging Animals Hydra Movie Jellyfish Movie
Phylum
Platyhelminthes
Summary of
Characteristics:
Examples:
Classroom. Write where!
least one WOW, facts.
Add 1 Scientific Drawing
Pores through body No special shape Loose cell organization No digestive system Cells move water, find food Live attached to environment Sponges Radial Symmetry: like a wheel Stinging Cells on tentacles around a mouth/ stomach 1-­‐ opening digestive system Hydras Jellyfish Corals Anemones Flat, longer than wide, worms Simple systems 1-­‐opening digestive system Most are parasites Add 2+ from
Tapeworms Flukes Planaria *Reference: Parasites of Humans
Phylum
Nematoda
*Reference: Parasites of Humans **From Prepared Microscopic Slide. Bonus for focusing your own.
Cylindrical (round) worms Longer than wide. 2 opening digestive system Separate males/females Ascaris Hookworms Trichina worms Heart worms Facts:
Add 2, or at
Illustrations:**
Magnified Sponge Fibers** Hydra with Food** Planaria from Photo Reference________________ Trichina embedded** Reference________________ Kingdom Animalia, page 2 of 2 Name Per Phylum:
Characteristics Examples Facts Illustration Segmented worms Longer than wide Well organized systems Hermaphrodites Earthworms Leeches Sandworms Add Common Name:
Vertebrates
Invertebrates:
No skeleton/backbone or bone or cartilage.
Phylum Annelida
Phylum
Echinodermata
Phylum Mollusca
Phylum
Arthropoda
Phylum
Chordata
Most are Vertebrates:
Spiny skin Radial Symmetry in 5 Sections around mouth/stomach Soft body Many have protective SHELL secreted by an organ called the mantle Add 2+ from Classroom Sea Stars (Starfish) Sand Dollars Sea Cucumbers Sea Urchins Snails and Slugs (Gastropods) Clams (Bivalves) Octopus/Squids (Cephalopods) 3 or more pair of Jointed legs Exoskeleton of chitin Complex body systems Sexes separate Most abundant of animals Lobsters, Crayfish, Roly polys (Crustaceans) Spiders (Arachnids) Millipedes and Centipedes (Myriapods) Insects (Hexapods) Notochord/backbone in back made of bone or cartilage Most complex of animals Cartilage and Boney Fish Frogs and Salamanders (Amphibians) Snakes/Lizards (Reptiles) Birds (Aves) Mammals (Mammalia) Add 2+ Add 1 Scientific Drawing Reference________________ Reference________________ Reference________________ Reference________________ Reference________________