Vertebrates and Invertebrates

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  • Chordates

    are animals with a notochord
  • Notochord
    Is a flexible, rod shaped cartilage found in the embryo of a chordate
  • Vertebrates
    Are groups of animals that have a backbone or a spinal column
  • Vertebrates are divided into five groups
    fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.
  • Fishes
    Are aquatic beings with fins and tails to help them move around
  • Coldblooded animals

    are animals that cannot maintain their body temp
  • Jawless fish

    Are the oldest group of fish, they do not have scales or jaws
  • Cartilaginous fish

    are fishes that have a cartilage as their skeleton
  • Bony fish
    are the biggest group of fishes, and have actual bones as a skeleton and have swim bladder as a ability to keep them floating
  • Amphibians
    are groups of animals that can stay at both water and land
  • Reptiles
    are a group of animals that have lungs to breathe, and have dry, scaly skins
  • Scales
    They are made of keratin
  • Crocodile
    has a V shaped snout
  • Alligator

    has a U shaped snout
  • Turtles and tortoise

    are the oldest group of reptiles
  • Turtles
    Mostly live on water like fresh water turtles live in ponds and lakes
  • Tortoise
    are animals that mostly live on land and are vegetarians
  • Warm blooded animals

    are groups of animals that can regulate their internal temp
  • Birds
    are animals with feathers and wings, and they are oviparous
  • Mammals
    they are classified after a females mammary glands, most animals are viviparous
  • Mammary glands
    are glands that produce milk to feed their young ones
  • Primates
    are the highest order of mammals
  • Marsupials
    are "pouched" animals
  • Rodents
    are gnawing animals, they have huge incisor teeth to gnaw food, and wood, as well to bite their predetors
  • Cetaceans
    are marine mammals, they breathe air through their blowhole
  • Blue whale
    It is the largest whale, is a baleen whale can weigh around 150 tons ( 100,000 kilo)
  • Monotremes
    are egg-laying mammals
  • Invertebrates
    are animals that have no backbone or a vertebral column
  • Poriferans or sponges
    Are the simplest of all animals