Science Flashcard

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What are invertebrates?

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Invertebrates are animals that do not have a backbone. They are often small, soft, and simple.

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Give examples of vertebrates.

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Fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals are all examples of vertebrates.

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What is a backbone?

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A backbone is a structure that supports the body and protects internal organs in vertebrates.

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What is a mammal?

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A mammal is a large vertebrate that is warm-blooded and gives birth to live young.

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True or False: Vertebrates and invertebrates refer to plants.

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False. Vertebrates and invertebrates refer to animals.

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What is the main difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?

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The main difference is that vertebrates have a backbone, while invertebrates do not.

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Are all mammals warm-blooded?

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Yes, all mammals are warm-blooded.

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What do vertebrates have that invertebrates do not?

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Vertebrates have a backbone.

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Can you name a type of invertebrate?

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Examples of invertebrates include jellyfish, worms, and insects.

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What is the role of a backbone in vertebrates?

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The backbone supports the body and protects the internal organs.