1. Complete the tables by:
(a) Filling in the missing words.
(b) Use a reliable reference source to find examples of each group.
Vertebrates ( 31 000 species )
- Flounder
- Live in water
- breathe with gills
- moist skin covered in scales
- most lay eggs
- cartilage or bony skeleton
- cold blooded
Amphibians ( 7000 species )
Reptiles ( 10 000 species )
- Lizard
- Dry, scaly skin
- Lay eggs
- Breathe with lungs
- Cold blooded
Birds ( 10 000 species )
- Sun parakeets
- Covered in feathers
- Lay eggs with hard shells
- Have wings
- Warm-blooded
- Breathe with lungs
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Mammals ( 5 500 species )
- Wolf
- Body covered in hair or fur
- Feed young on milk
- Warm-blooded
- Breathe using lungs
Invertebrates
True worms ( 24 000 species )
- Annelid
- Body is tubular and/or made up of segments
- Tube-like digestive system
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Flat Worms ( 12 000 species )
- Flukes
- Breathe through their skin
- Unsegmented body
Sponges ( 10 000 species )
- Hexactinellida
- take in water through their pores(little holes) in their bodies from which they filter (take out) little bits of food
Cnidarians ( 9 000 species )
- Jellyfish
- Hollow body with specialized cells (stingers) that they use for capturing prey
- Live in water
Molluscs ( 100 000 species )
- Squid
- Most live in the sea
- Most have shells
- Unsegmented body
Echinoderms ( 9 000 species )
- Starfish
- A skeleton made up of five plates
- Tube feet
- Live in the sea
Arthropods (1 000 000 species)
- Spider
- Jointed legs
- Divided into four further sub-groups
Crustaceans
- Crab
- Most are aquatic
- Body divided into three parts
- Most breathe with gills
- Hard outer skeletons
Myriapods
- Centipede
- Many pairs of legs
- A single pair of antennae
- Simple eyes
Insects
- Bee
- Body divided into three parts
- Three pairs of legs and two pairs of wings
- One pair of antennae on the head
- Compound eyes
Arachnids
- Scorpion
- Body divided into two parts
- Four pair of legs and no wings
- No antennae
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