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4 Animal Life (Complex Animals)

(Mr. Matteson's Animal Kingdom Activity)

AB
mollusksinvertebrate with a soft body; may have hard shell
gastropodsmollusk that glides on a foot underneath its body, such as a snail or slug.
bivalvesmollusk with 2 shells hinged together, such as a clam or oyster.
cephalopodsmollusk with distinct head and a foot divided into tentacles, such as a squid or octopus.
thoraxmiddle or chest of arthropod's body where legs are attached
abdomenpart of the body with many of the animal's organs in arthropods and vertebrates,
exoskeletonhard outer support structure of a arthropod
arthropodsinvertebrate with jointed appendages and segmented body, such as a spider, insect, or lobster.
arachnidsarthropods that have 2 main body regions, such as spiders, ticks, and scorpions.
crustaceansarthropod with a hard outer "shell" and specialized appendages; such as a lobster or crab.
antennaspair of appendages extending from the head of certain arthropods, used for balancing and sensing.
metamorphosisprocess of development in which a young organism undergoes changes in appearance to become an adult.
nymphstage in certain insect metamorphosis, such as that of a grasshopper, in which the organism looks like an adult but has no wings and cannot reproduce.
pupastage of metamorphosis in which an insect is often surrounded by a cocoon and many changes occur.
echinodermsinvertebrate with spines and tubefeet (sand dollar;sea star).
gestation periodtime young mammals spend developing inside the womb
appendagean attachment such as a leg
endothermwarmblooded; keeping a stable internal temperature
ectothermcoldblooded; using the environment for heat
bioluminescencethe ability of some living things to produce light
water-vascular systemused by Echinoderms for tubefeet in order to move
mammalsclass of chordates with fur
vertebratesChordates only
bilateral symmetrytwo sides that are similar
radial symmetrymany similar parts from the center
asymmetrynot having a definite pattern or similarity
endoskeletoninner structure of support made of bone or cartilege

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