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Vocab Words!
Classify- to arrange in groups by features that are alike.
Vertebrae -the small bones that are linked together to make a backbone.
Vertebrate - an animal with a backbone.
Invertebrate - an animal without a backbone.
Sponge - an invertebrate with a simple body that contains many small holes.
Pores - the small holes in the body of a sponge.
Tentacle - a long, armlike part of an animal with stinging cells.
Stinging Cells - a special structure used to help capture food.
Planarian - a common flatworm found in fresh water.
Organ - a body part that does a certain job.
Regenerate - to regrow.
Parasite - an animal or palnt that depends on and harms another plant or animal.
Host - an animal or plant on which a parasite depends.
Roundworm - a worm that has a lng tube-shaped body with a digestive system.
Segmented worm - a worm whoses body is divided into segments or sections.
Bristles - a stiff, strong hair used for moving.
Echinoderm - a spiny-skinned invertebrate that lives in the ocean.
Tube foot - a hollow structure with a sucker at the end.
Mollusk - an invertebrate with a soft body. Some have 2 outer shells. some live in 1 piece shell others have no shells.
Arthropod - an invertebrate that has a segmented body and jointed legs.
Exoskeleton - the hard outer covering that is like a skeleton on the outside of the animal’s body.
Millipede - thousand (1,000) legs
Centipede - hundred (100) legs
Crustaceans - Shrimps, lobsters and crayfish that live in water, have 2 main body parts and 5 pair of legs.
Abdomen - the rear part of an insect’s body
Thorax - the middle part of an insect’s body
Antennae - two feelers that help the insect smell and feel. Sometimes they are used for tasting and hearing.
Molt - shed the outer covering
Friday, November 30, 2007 3:32 PM
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