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Science: Unit A:Chapter 1: Lesson 3: How are animals classified?
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| invertebrate | an animal without a backbone |
| mollusks | snails, squid, oysters |
| vertebrate | an animal with a backbone |
| mammal | an animal that has hair or fur and feeds it young with milk produced by the mother |
| amphibians | usually lay eggs in water and begin their lives taking in oxygen through gills like fish |
| fish | get oxygen from water and have scales |
| bird | live in air, land or water, have feathers |
| reptile | breathe with lungs all their lives, theirs eggs have leathery shells |
| frogs and salamanders | types of amphibians |
| lizards, snakes, turtles, crocodiles | types of reptiles |
| dogs, bats, bears | types of mammals |
| ostrich, woodpecker, flamingo | types of birds |
| carp, bass, shark | types of fish |
| arthropods | lobsters, crabs, spiders |
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