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Shared Animal Characteristics

Shared Animal Characteristics

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Science

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6th Grade

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Hard

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NGSS
MS-LS4-2

Standards-aligned

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Tabitha Cuffy

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6 Slides • 8 Questions

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Shared Animal Characteristics


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2

Fill in the Blanks

Kingdom,

Type answer...

, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

3

Multiple Choice

Ectothermic (cold-blooded)

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Mammalia

2

Reptilia

4

Reptilia Class

Ectothermic (cold-blooded)

That means they cannot regulate their body temperature.

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5

Multiple Choice

Frogs and earthworms can...

1

take in air through their nostrils.


(el orificio nasal)

2

take in air through their gills.


(la branquia o la agalla)

3

take in air through their lungs.


(el pulmón)

4

take in air through their skin.


(el piel)

6

Multiple Choice

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Why are dolphins mammals?

1

Dolphins breathe oxygen.

2

Dolphins have more developed brains.

3

Dolphins provide milk for their young.

4

Dolphins learn and adapt quickly to different environments.

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Mammalia Class

All mammals give live birth to young, and provide milk to the young.

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Open Ended

What are some other unique characteristics of Mammals?


(Escriba las características de los mamíferos/Mammals)

9

Multiple Select

Select all the common characteristics of the organisms in the Animal Kingdom.

1

Multicellular

2

Omnivore

3

Vertebrate

4

Intervebrate

5

Heterotroph

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Animal Kingdom characteristics

  • Eukaryotes (cells contain a nucleus)

  • Multicellular (more than once cell)

  • Heterotroph (get food from other source)

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11

Multiple Choice

Human, Dog, Mouse, Horse

1

Vertebrates


Chordata Class

Mammalia Class

2

Invertebrates


Chordata Phylum

Mammalia Class

3

Vertebrates


Chordata Phylum

Mammalia Class

4

Vertebrates


Chordata Kingdom

Mammalia Phylum

12

Multiple Choice

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Why would you group a crab, fish, and clam together?

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presence of an exoskeleton for structure

2

presence of a shell for protection

3

presence of jointed limbs to move

4

presence of gills to obtain oxygen

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Exoskeleton

Present in Arthropods (insects, crabs, etc.)

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Jointed Appendages/Limbs

Present in Arthropods

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pattern-tertiary

Shared Animal Characteristics


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