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    This document presents a classification of different vertebrate and invertebrate animals, dividing them into groups such as mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, worms, arthropods and more. For each group, describe some distinguishing characteristics such as their skeleton, body temperature, limb shape, and more. Additionally, it includes images and names of various animals as examples of each group.

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    DIEGO J. CUMPA VÁSQUEZ


    VERTEBRATES INVERTEBRATES
    (WITH internal skeleton) (WITHOUT internal skeleton)

    - Amphibians - Worms
    - Birds - Arthropods
    ANIMALS

    - Mammals - Poriferous
    - Fish - Coelenterates
    - Reptiles - Mollusks
    - Echinoderms

    Feeding: Reproduction:
    Herbivores: they only eat grass and vegetables Oviparous: they are born from eggs
    Carnivores: they only eat meat Viviparous: born alive from the mother's womb
    Insectivores: they only eat insects
    Frutivores: they only eat fruits
    Omnivores: they eat everything
    AMPHIBIANS

    VERTEBRATES

    FROG SALAMANDER POISONOUS FROG


    Characteristics :

    Its main characteristics include its thin


    and moist skin, smooth or rough
    depending on the species, it lacks hair
    or scales and is provided with glands
    with a multitude of essential functions
    to protect the animal, for example, it
    controls its body temperature,
    collaborates In their breathing, they
    can release toxic substances to
    persuade their enemy and even help
    them remain unnoticed in their natural
    habitat.
    CANE TOAD CRESTED NEWT
    BIRDS

    VERTEBRATES

    EAGLE TOUCAN HEN

    Characteristics :
     His body is covered with
    feathers.
     Its forelimbs are shaped like
    wings.
     The skeleton is very light, since
    the bones are hollow.
     The body temperature is
    constant, they are warm-blooded
    animals.
     Breathe through lungs.
    PIGEON SWALLOW  The mouth has a toothless beak,
    which varies depending on its

    MAMMALS
    VERTEBRATES

    ZEBRA BEAR LAMB OR SHEEP


    Characteristics :

     They are terrestrial and aquatic


    animals, some are capable of flight.
     Their bodies are covered with hair.
    They are called that because the
    babies at birth suckle their mothers'
    milk.
     His breathing is pulmonary.
    Extremities in the form of legs,
    wings or fins depending on the
    environment in which they live.
    LION BLUE WHALE  Constant body temperature, they are
    warm-blooded animals.
    FISH

    VERTEBRATES

    SALMON SHARK SWORDFISH


    Characteristics :
     Its extremities are fin-shaped. Its
    body ends in a stronger fin that
    forms the tail.
     Its skeleton is the simplest of
    vertebrates.
     Most fish have a bony skeleton.
    Some, like the shark and the ray,
    have a cartilaginous skeleton.
     Body temperature is variable, they
    are cold-blooded animals.
     Fish breathe through gills.
    Its body is covered with scales.

    EEL TUNA
    REPTILES

    VERTEBRATES

    CROCODILE TORTOISE JINGLE BELL


    Characteristics :
     Its body is covered with scales.
    Their extremities are shaped
    like legs, which are usually very
    short.
     Some don't have them.
    Their body temperature is
    variable.
     They are cold-blooded animals.
    They usually live in warm places
    and become lethargic during the
    winter.
     Breathe through lungs.
    GREEN IGUANA CHAMELEON
    Worms, Arthropods, poriferans, Coelenterates, Molluscs and Echinoderms

    INVERTEBRATES

    FLY WORM SPONGES


    Characteristics :
     They have radial symmetry and
    bilateral symmetry.
     They undergo metamorphosis, that
    is, some invertebrates are born as
    larvae and evolve until they reach
    adulthood. A clear example is the
    caterpillar, which ends up
    transforming into a butterfly.
     With the exception of sponges,
    their bodies are made up of
    tissues. Their body is very soft and
    is sometimes protected by an
    external skeleton.
    LAND SNAIL ANT

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