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Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom. Phylum Invertebrate. class Arthropoda. Insects. Arthropoda. arachnida. Arthropoda. Crustacea. Mollusca. Clams. Mollusca. Mussels. Class Mollusca. Snails. Mollusca. Octupus. Mollusca. Squid. Platyhelminthes. Platyhelminthes. Nematoda. Round worms. Annelida.

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Animal Kingdom

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  1. Animal Kingdom Phylum Invertebrate

  2. class Arthropoda • Insects

  3. Arthropoda • arachnida

  4. Arthropoda • Crustacea

  5. Mollusca • Clams

  6. Mollusca • Mussels

  7. Class Mollusca • Snails

  8. Mollusca • Octupus

  9. Mollusca • Squid

  10. Platyhelminthes

  11. Platyhelminthes

  12. Nematoda • Round worms

  13. Annelida • Segmented worms

  14. Class Annelida • Polychaetes Feather duster worm

  15. Cnidaria • Jelly fish

  16. Cnidaria • Coral

  17. Cnidaria • Anemones

  18. Echinodermata • Star fish

  19. Echinodermata • Sea Urchins

  20. Echinodermata • Sand dollars

  21. Echinodermata • Sea cucumbers

  22. Porifera • Sponges

  23. Animal kingdom Phylum Chordata

  24. Phylum Chordata • Class Pisces

  25. Key characteristics • Vertebral collumn • Jaws • Paired apendages • Gills • Single loop circulation

  26. Phylum Chordata • Class Aves

  27. Key characteristics • Feathers • Flight skeleton (light bones) • Descended from Dinosaurs

  28. Phylum Chordata • Class Reptiles

  29. Key characteristics • Amniotic egg -Egg has 4 membrane layers • Dry skin • Thoracic breathing – squeeze their throat to breath

  30. Phylum Chordata • Class Amphibians

  31. Key characteristics • Legs • Cutaneous respiration – breath through skin • Lungs • Pulmonary veins – Return blood to heart to be pumped throughout the body • Partially divided heart

  32. Phylum Chordata • Class Mammals

  33. Key Characteristics • Hair – at some point in development • Mammary glands – produce milk to feed young • Endothermy – Produce heat by burning food eaten • Placenta – link between mother and baby before baby is born. All nutrients are passed through this tube- waste passed out to be excreted by mom • Teeth – Heterodont dentition – different kinds of teeth.

  34. Mammals

  35. Mammals

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