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LIFE SCIENCE MENU

LIFE SCIENCE MENU. Invertebrates. Vertebrates. Life Cycles. Habitats. Ecosystems. Plants. Invertebrates. Sponges Cnidarians (stinging-celled) Worms. Mollusks Echinoderms Arthropods. Sponges.

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LIFE SCIENCE MENU

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  1. LIFE SCIENCE MENU Invertebrates Vertebrates Life Cycles Habitats Ecosystems Plants

  2. Invertebrates Sponges Cnidarians (stinging-celled) Worms Mollusks Echinoderms Arthropods

  3. Sponges Sponges are the simplest invertebrates. A sponge’s body is like an empty bag with an opening at the top. A sponge’s body has no symmetry, is hollow, and has no bones. Its body is made up of two cell layers with a jelly like substance between the layers. Food and water flow into a sponge’s body through the holes in the body. Water and waste move out through the hole at the top. A sponge can regenerate a body part if the part is missing.

  4. Its body is like an empty bag. Its arms give off a poisonous sting. Jelly Fish Food and wastes leave through an opening at the top.

  5. WORMS Earthworms are segmented.

  6. CHARACTERISTICS: • They are invertebrates. • They have groups of muscle cells. • The digestive tube has an opening at the front and at the rear. • They have a head end. • They have body parts that do certain jobs.

  7. Mollusks Hard Shell Soft Body -

  8. Clams Snails and Mollusks have hard shells and soft bodies. You can find snails and clams by water. Snails are often found in gardens.

  9. The clams that used to live in these shells are probably dead! People can eat raw or cooked clams so these little creatures better run!!!

  10. Echinoderms • Spiny skinned animals You can identify most Echinoderms by their star design and their spiny skin. Sea Urchin Sand Dollar

  11. Head Thorax Abdomen Arthropod Arthropods have three body parts called the head, thorax, and abdomen. Their bodies and legs are segmented.

  12. Arachnids • The characteristics of arachnids: • 8 jointed legs • 2 body parts • No wings or antennae

  13. Animals with vertebrates Backbones

  14. QUIZ BIRDS REPTILES AMPHIBIANS FISH MAMMALS

  15. FISH VERTEBRATES WITH GILLS MENU

  16. CHARACTERISTICS: 1.VERTEBRATES 2. SCALES 3. GILLS 4. FINS 5. COLD-BLOODED 6. LAY EGGS

  17. VERTEBRATES THE CAT FISH

  18. It IS CALLED THE OCEAN SUN FISH. EATS JELLYFISH THE MOLA FISH

  19. ARE THESE FISH? SHARK? WHALE? DOLPHIN?

  20. ARE THESE FISH? YES! NO! NO! MENU

  21. Amphibians MENU

  22. Characteristics of Amphibians: • Live in water when young; on land as adults. • Breathe through gills when young; through lungs as adults. • Have smooth, wet skin. • Are cold-blooded and hatch from eggs. • Have a backbone.

  23. Salamander This Salamander can be found from Eastern United States to the Rocky Mountains.

  24. Habitat This is the salamander’s habitat. It is made up of broken tree branches, twigs, and dirt.

  25. Frogs of the world Blue Poison Arrow Frog Dying Dart Frog Green and Black Arrow Frog MENU

  26. Reptiles MENU

  27. characteristics Of Reptiles They are vertebrates. This means they have a backbone.

  28. Facts: 1. Reptiles have scaly skin. 2.Reptiles are cold-blooded. 3. Reptiles live just about everywhere there is water and a hot climate.

  29. Turtles and alligators live in South America Turtles and alligators live in Florida and South America.

  30. Alligators eat just about everything!

  31. The crocodile is another reptile. It looks like an alligator but its snout is longer. MENU

  32. Birds!! The only animals with feathers!!! MENU

  33. Characteristics of Birds: They have feathers. They are warm blooded. They breathe through lungs. Their babies hatch from eggs. They are vertebrates. They have beaks and wings.

  34. Habitat! The habitat of the Hybrid Macaw is in South America. The Macaw Is a tropical bird. It normally lives in rain forests. When it is in South America its diet is fruit seeds and palm nuts.

  35. Description: When you look at a bird what do you first notice? You see it has feathers, a beak and a wing span. You will know it is a bird because birds are the only animals with feathers! Hybrid Macaw MENU

  36. Mammals: Panda Zebra Tiger MENU

  37. Characteristics: -Hair -Live young -Vertebrates Spotted Leopard

  38. The Spotted Leopard's Habitat ...is the forest. This allows for camouflage.

  39. This lion loves sunning in the warm weather!

  40. This mammal likes to monkey around! MENU

  41. Vertebrate Quiz! Why is this crocodile a reptile? Why is this frog an amphibian?

  42. Answers: This crocodile is a reptile because it has rough, scaly skin. This frog is an amphibian because it has smooth, wet skin. MENU

  43. GRASSHOPPER FROG LIFE CYCLES BUTTERFLY HUMAN

  44. 3 Stages of a Grasshopper Nymph Adult Egg

  45. Vocabulary • Grasshoppers hatch from eggs. • A nymph is a young form of a grasshopper that changes into an adult by repeatedly shedding its skin. • An adult is a fully grown grasshopper which can protect itself. MENU

  46. 3. Pupa 1. Egg Life Cycle of a Butterfly 4. Adult 2. Larva

  47. 1. Egg 3. Pupa 4. Adult 2. Larva

  48. After the adult butterfly has formed its body, it releases a liquid that loosens it from the chrysalis shell. Then its middle swells and pops the shell open. MENU

  49. Life Cycle of a Frog MENU

  50. MENU Life Cycle of a Human Infant Adolescent Adult

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