Kingdom Animalia

• Without Backbone (97%)


  Invertebrates
• With Backbone

  Vertebrates
• Phylum Porifera

  • Sponges
• Venus Flower Basket

  Phylum Porifera
• Phylum Cnidarian

  • corals
• Sea anemone, jellyfish

  Phylum Cnidarian
• Flatworm, organism with well developed organ

  PHYLUM PLATYHELMINTHES
• Planaria, Tapeworm

  PHYLUM PLATYHELMINTHES
• Roundworms

  PHYLUM NEMATODA
• PHYLUM NEMATODA

  Schistosoma
• PHYLUM ANNELIDA

  Segmented worm
• Earthworm, Millipede

  PHYLUM ANNELIDA
• The largest group of organisms in the world in terms of the number of individuals and species.

  PHYLUM ARTHROPODA
• Have 8 walking legs.

  Class Arachnida
• Spiders, Scorpion

  Class Arachnida
• Have 3 pair of legs and 2 pairs of wings with a pair of antennae.

  Class Insecta
• Ants, butterflies

  Class Insecta
• Have 2 pairs of sensory antennae with external skeleton (exoskeleton).

  Class Crustacea
• Crabs, Shrimps, Crayfish

  Class Crustacea
• Has a tissue called mantle that secretes shells in some species.

  PHYLUM MOLLUSCA
• “Stomach foot”, crawl on muscular foot.


  Class Gastropoda
• Snail, Sea Shell, Slug

  Class Gastropoda
• • Possess two shells.
  • Are filter-feeders.

  Class Bivalvia
• Scallops, Oysters, Mussels.

  Class Bivalvia
• Predatory carnivores, the foot has evolved into tentacles with well-developed chemosensory abilities and suction disc for detecting and grasping prey.

  Class Cephalopoda
• Octopus, Squid, Cuttlefish or Cattlefish.

  Class Cephalopoda
• • Bumps or spines on their skin

  PHYLUM ECHINODERMATA
• Sea Urchin, Sea Stars, Brittle Star, Sea Lily, Sea Cucumber

  PHYLUM ECHINODERMATA
• Fish without jaws.

  Class Agnatha
• Lamprey


  Class Agnatha
• Fishes with cartilage skeleton not bone.

  Class Chondrichthyes
• Shark, rays

  Class Chondrichthyes
• Bony fishes, most numerous of all vertebrate classes

  Class Osteichthyes
• Milkfish, Tilapia, Galunggong

  Class Osteichthyes
• Can live on both land and water.

  Skin is covered by mucus and must remain moist

  Female lay eggs in water where material fertilization takes place.

  Have 3 chambered hearts

  Class Amphibia
• Frogs, Salamander


  Class Amphibia
• Have scales, and their egg have leathery shells.

  Reptiles are exothermic or cold-blooded, that maintain their body temperature.

  Class Reptilia
• Snakes, Turtles, Crocodile, Lizards

  Class Reptilia
• Have feathers and lay eggs with shells, and bird bones are lightweight for flight

  Endothermic or warm-blooded.

  Class Aves
• Birds, Ducks, Chicken

  Class Aves