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(Animals with backbones)

(Animals with backbones). Choose a Category. Click HERE for Works Cited. Click HERE for additional review. Amphibians. Amphibians are cold blooded. Amphibians do not have hair. Amphibians metamorphoses or change rapidly from one stage to another.

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(Animals with backbones)

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  1. (Animals with backbones)

  2. Choose a Category Click HERE for Works Cited Click HERE for additional review

  3. Amphibians Amphibians are cold blooded. Amphibians do not have hair. Amphibians metamorphoses or change rapidly from one stage to another. When Amphibians are young, they live underwater with gills. Amphibians have moist smooth skin. For example, a frog metamorphoses from a tadpole into a frog. When Amphibians mature, they develop lungs and can live in or out of water. Amphibians do not have scales.

  4. Which Animal is an Amphibian?

  5. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  6. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Amphibians do no have hair

  7. Which Animal is an Amphibian?

  8. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Amphibians do no have scales

  9. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  10. Reptiles Some reptiles lay eggs in the reproduction process. Reptiles have scales. Reptiles have dry skin. Reptiles are cold blooded. Reptiles have lungs, not gills.

  11. Which Animal is a Reptile?

  12. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  13. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Reptiles have lungs, Fish use gills to breath underwater

  14. Which Animal is a Reptile?

  15. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Reptiles do not have feathers

  16. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  17. Mammals Mammals have hair. Mammals have lungs. Do not lay eggs. Mammals are warm blooded. When young drink their mothers milk.

  18. Which Animal is a Mammal?

  19. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Mammals have hair, Amphibians do not

  20. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  21. Which Animal is a Mammal?

  22. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  23. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Mammals do not have feathers

  24. Birds Birds lay eggs. Birds are warm blooded. Birds have lungs. Most birds can fly. Birds do not have hair or scales, but feathers.

  25. Which Animal is a Bird?

  26. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Birds have feathers, not scales

  27. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  28. Which Animal is a Bird?

  29. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  30. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Although it has the head of a chicken, birds do not have scales

  31. Fish Fish are the only animals to breath with gills. Fish have scales and fins. Fish live underwater. Fish lay eggs. Fish are cold blooded.

  32. Which Animal is a Fish?

  33. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Fish have gills

  34. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  35. Which Animal is a Fish?

  36. You are , please try again by clicking Homer. Fish have scales

  37. You are , please click the smiley face to continue.

  38. Additional Review Click HERE for a review over the Animal Kingdom. ("Animal Kingdom Instructional Video") Click HERE to return to the main menu

  39. Works Cited(Sites used for information) • "Animals." N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Oct 2010. <http://www.sciencecastle.com/sc/index.php/animalspecies/showclasses>. • "Animal Classification." Kid's Corner. N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Oct 2010. <http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/content/animals/kidscorner/classification/kc_class_again.htm>. • Williams, Andrew. "Animal Kingdom Classification." CritterZone, n.d. Web. 5 Oct 2010. <http://www.critterzone.com/magazineresource/animal-kingdom-class-definitions.htm>.

  40. Works Cited(sites used for YouTube content) • "Animal Kingdom Instructional Video." YouTube. Web. 5 Oct 2010. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRNoCaOjMi8&feature=related Works Cited (sites used for sound effects) http://www.animal-sounds.org/animal-sounds-free-download.html

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  42. Works Cited(Sites used for pictures, ALL PICTURES RETREIVED 4OCT, 2010) • http://www.sodahead.com/living/which-is-worse-drinking-alcohol-or-smoking-pot/question-49171/?link=ibaf&imgurl=http://bp3.blogger.com/_XcQRLBqMgNw/RiOekcpBBqI/AAAAAAAAAeY/NTmNWgYUofA/s320/doh_l.gif • http://www.ittaleem.com/showthread.php?t=5553 • http://images2.layoutsparks.com/1/222667/welcome-to-the-jungle.jpg • http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/latest/new-species-papua-new-guinea-47032502 • http://www.preferredpets.com/reptile.asp • http://www.law.uga.edu/academics/profiles/dwilkes_more/his18_remains.html • http://www.wallpaperbase.com/animals-lions.shtml • http://famouswonders.com/serengeti-migration-from-tanzania-to-kenya/ • http://teaorwine.blogspot.com/2009/07/robins-egg-blue.html • http://art4linux.org/node/196 • https://knightvision.calvin.edu/bbcswebdav/orgs/ENGR/senior-projects/2008-09/team06/index/web/team6.html Click HERE to return to main menu

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