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Invertebrate

Invertebrate. By: Kyleigh Chapman & Abby Temple. KC. Nematodes/roundworms example: hook worm. Definition: an animal with a round tube like body that has a digestive system with two openings. Body systems: they have two openings..

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Invertebrate

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  1. Invertebrate By: Kyleigh Chapman & Abby Temple

  2. KC Nematodes/roundwormsexample: hook worm • Definition: an animal with a round tube like body that has a digestive system with two openings. • Body systems: they have two openings.. • Reproduction: it also has sex organs that enable it to reproduce sexual. • Food: it takes food and digests it. It has to openinds. • Habitat: round worms live in a shovel or soil. • Predators & problems: they could kill the host. • Predators & problem: Adaptations & fun facts: they live in pigs.

  3. KC Echinoderms ex: starfish • Body system: star fish has 5,6,10 or 20. They also live in Antarctic. • Reproduction: an invertebrate that has an internal skeleton and spines that are plant of this environment. • ere asexual because they do not need a boy to make babys. • Food: they eats out of its tummy. They crawl on there rays and sucks their prays in there tummy. They eat claims. • Habitat: they live in the ocean. They live in the sea water. They live on the floors. • Predators & problems: they get ate by other star fish. • Adaptation & problems : the smallest fish is about one inch across full grown.

  4. KC Mollusksex: outpods • Def.: an animal with a salt body and no bones . • Body systems: they have a circulatory. • Reproduction: they relies the eggs and sperm into the water. • Food: the capture prays with there tentacles. • Habitat: they live in the oceans, pacific, Atlantic, and India. • Predators & problems: a squid is a predator. • Adaptation & fun facts: oxpods when there born there born clear.

  5. KC Candaraex: coral • Definition: An animal with tentacles have ability to sting its pray or predators. • Body systems: Its equal all around. The jelly fish goes and hunts. • Reproduction: Coral needs a Skelton to grow a soft body. • Food: Eats meet invertebrates. It digests throw the middle. • Habitat: Jelly fish live in the coral reef. • Predators & problems: The predator is sea turtles and sharks. • Adaptors & facts: The have a Skelton.

  6. Porifera/spongeExample: venu’s flower basket sponge • Definition is a type of animal that filters the water it lives into get there food. • Body Systems= sponges do not have any organs of nervous systems • Sponges reproduce a sexual, buds and branches grow from a parent sponges, These buds break off and grow into new sponges • food= they filter the water the live in to get food, the food in the water. • Therehabitat is they live in the water, usually grow near coral in the ocean and in shallow waters and most live in fresh water. • There predators & problems is nothing eats the animals the animal problems are people dropping oil into the water, the nets of the fisher man. • There adaptations & fun facts are they survive with water and there spores they can be many different colors shapes and sizes AT

  7. Platyhelminthes/flatwormsExample: planaians • Definition = a flatworm has a flattened body, a digestive system with only one opening, and a simple nervous system • Body system= they have a simple nervous system • Reproduce with sex organs and can reproduce by mating and laying eggs • they take in food and to push it out waste small particles and liquids • They live in animals and planaians live in fresh water • Therepredatorsare aquatic insects, such as dragon fly’s , naiads and diving beetles- tadpoles, small fish, and crustaceans eat them • Fun facts and there adaptations= they live in animals that’s were they hide they stay out of day light AT

  8. Arthropods Example: spiders • Definition is an arthropods is an animal with a jointed exoskeleton • Body systems= digestive systems with 2 openings, a circulatory system and they have a brain • They reproducesexual females often lay eggs • They eat many of the insects plants and food crops • Therehabitat is they can survive almost everywhere on earth • There problems are people turn them into sea food • Fun facts is arthropods can be found in every environment that supports life that supports life. AT

  9. Annelids/segmented wormsExample: earth worm • Definition is a animal such as the earthworm whose body is made up of connected sections, or segments • Body systems- they have circulatory systems, five enlarged tubes art as hearts • Reproduce is sexual they mate both partners lay egg, worms hatch from them • They eat food that is stored in a sac called a row • Habitat= they live in the soil or under rocks. burrow through soil gets air into the spaces were the worm has traveled • There problems are cars could drive over them there predatorsare snakes, fisherman, flatworms • Adaptations & fun facts= on earth worm has a nerve center or brain, to know were to more and live AT

  10. Resources Books • Harcourt science book Websites • www.google.com/realsponges/ AT/KC

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