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KINGDOM ANIMALIA CHORDATES AND VERTEBRATES

Discover the levels of organization in Kingdom Animalia, focusing on chordates and vertebrates. Learn about the 6 kingdoms of classification, from Domain to Species, and key characteristics ranging from invertebrate chordates to mammals.

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KINGDOM ANIMALIA CHORDATES AND VERTEBRATES

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  1. KINGDOM ANIMALIACHORDATES AND VERTEBRATES

  2. LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

  3. 3 DOMAINS MADE OF 6 KINGDOMS • Domain Bacteria (P) • Domain Archaea (P) • Domain Eukarya (E)

  4. 6 KINGDOMS OF CLASSIFICATION (pg 349)

  5. PHYLUM CHORDATA • Invertebrate chordates • Notochords ( backbone) supporting dorsal nerve cord ( spinal cord and brain) • Post-anal tail ( shortens) • Pharyngeal slits ( jaws/ears)

  6. SUBPHYLUM VERTEBRATA • Vertebrae • Cranium • endoskeleton

  7. CARTILAGENOUS FISHES

  8. BONY FISHES

  9. AMPHIBIANS

  10. REPTILES

  11. BIRDS

  12. MAMMALS

  13. VERTEBRATE CHARACTERISTICS AND TRENDS • development of internal skeleton • water  land • gelatinous egg laying amniootic eggs  placental • no scales  feathers or hair • 2-chambered heart 3 4 • un-paired fins paired fins  legs (wings)

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