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• vertebrates - animals that have a backbone
• invertebrates - animals that do not have a backbone
• asymmetry - lack of equality or equivalence between parts or aspects of something
• radial symmetry - Symmetrical arrangement of parts of an organism around a single main axis, so that the organism can be divided into similar halves by any plane that contains the main axis
• bilateral symmetry - when the body plan can be divided along a plane that splits the animals' body into right and left sides that are mirror images of each other
• zygomucotes - mold (ex. bread mold)
• ascomycotes - sac fungi (ex. yeast)
• basidiomycotes - club-shaped part which produces the spores (ex. mushrooms)
• deuteromycotes - imperfect fungi (ex. athlete's foot)
• sporangia - structures on the tips of hyphae; make spores
• rhizoids - hyphae of bread mold that digest bread for ingestion
• ascus - tiny saclike structures that make spores
• reptiles - have dry scaly skin, lay eggs on dry land, are cold blooded
• fish - have scales on their bodies, have gills for breathing, are cold blooded
• amphibians - have moist slimy skin, lay eggs in water, are cold blooded
• birds - have feathers and wings, have beaks and lay eggs, are warm blooded
• mammals - have fur or hair, feed young on milk, are warm blooded
• protozoa - single-cell organisms, all microscopic
• flatworms - simple and soft-bodied
• annelid worms - segmented bodies
• echinoderms - spiny sea creatures
• coelenterates - soft bodies, stinging cells
• arthropods - hard external skeleton and jointed limbs
• molluscs - soft bodied, most have shells
• arachnids - eight legs, two body parts, no antennae
• crustaceans - mostly sea creatures, many legs and two sets of antennae
• insects - wings, six legs, three body parts, one pair of antennae
• myriapods - many legs and body segments