36%

53%

97%

85%

Vertebrates have a backbone and are carnivores

Vertebrates have a backbone and are unicellular

Vertebrates have a backbone and make their own food

Vertebrates have a backbone and have an internal skeleton

Mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles

Mammals, fish, insects, reptiles and birds

Farm animals, domestic animals, wild animals, water animals and nocturnal animals

Super Animals, Mega Animals, Hyper Animals, Megasuper Animals

Animals that obtain energy eating hamburgers

Animals that obtain energy eating other living things

Animals that obtain energy eating only animals

Animals that obtain energy eating only plants

Vertebrates and invertebrates

Herbivores and carnivores

Oviparous and viviparous

Herbivores, carnivores and omnivores

asexualy

sexually

by seeds

by spores

Oviparous and viviparous

Vertebrates and invertebrates

Oviparous, viviparous and ovoviviparous

Ugly or beautiful

Inside the mother in an egg

Outside the mother in an egg

Inside the mother and she gives birth to a live offspring

Outside the mother on a tree

The skin

The shell or the jelly

the feathers

the monkeys

in the ground

on the trees

inside the egg

in the water

No, mammals are only viviparous

Yes, they all are oviparous

Yes, mammals that live in water are oviparous

Some called monotremes are oviparous

All mammals are viviparous

Birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians

All vertebrates

Only some invertebrates

Most mammals are viviparous

All the invertebrates

Only the insects

Most mammals and some reptiles

Inside the mother in an egg

Outside the mother in an egg

Inside the mother and she gives birth to a live offspring

Outside the mother on a tree

They take the nutrients from the ground

They drink their mother's milk

They go to McDonald's and eat a hamburger

They take the nutrients from the sun

Inside the mother in an egg

Outside the mother in an egg

Inside the mother and she gives birth to a live offspring

Outside the mother on a tree

Mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles

arthropods, molluscs, echinoderms, annelids, sponges and cnidarians

Nutrition, reproduction and movement

Nutrition, Excretion and Movement

Nutrition, interaction and reproduction

Nutrition, Playing and movement

Water, Oxygen, proteins an minerals

Water, minerals and mayonnaise

Proteins, Oxygen and energy from the Sun

Water, minerals, light and energy from the Sun and carbon dioxide

The roots absorb minerals and water from the soil

The roots absorb nutrients from the soil

The roots absorb proteins and minerals from the soil

The roots absorb spaghetti from the soil

The water and mineral travel up the stem to the petals

The water and mineral travel up the stem to the leaves

The water and mineral travel up the stem to the pistil

The water and mineral travel up the stem to the sepals

Plants make there food in the stamens

Plants make there food in the pistil

Plants make there food in the petals

Plants make there food in the leaves

absorb the carbon dioxide and release the oxygen

absorb the oxygen and release the carbon dioxide

absorb the carbon dioxide and release the oxygen

absorb the oxygen and release the carbon dioxide

have thick, hard stem with low branches

have a soft stem, they are thin, flexible and usually short

have one thick stem called trunk and high branches

have thick, hard stem with low branches

have a soft stem, they are thin, flexible and usually short

have one thick stem called trunk and high branches

have thick, hard stem with low branches

have a soft stem, they are thin, flexible and usually short

have one thick stem called trunk and high branches