Biology - Classifying animals
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kingdom |
A kingdom is the largest group that living things are sorted into.
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vertebrate |
A vertebrate is an animal with a backbone.
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invertebrate |
An invertebrate is an animal with no backbone.
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amphibian |
An amphibian is a vertebrate with moist skin.
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bird |
A bird is a vertebrate with feathers, for example, an eagle.
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fish |
A fish is a vertebrate with wet scales, fins and gills, for example, a salmon.
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mammal |
A mammal is a vertebrate with hair, which also produces milk, for example, a human.
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reptile |
A reptile is a vertebrate with dry scales, for example, a snake.
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