Digestive System:
break down food and absorb its nutrients.
Respiratory System:
take in oxygen and releases waste gases.
Nervous System:
control sensation, thought, movement, and virtually other body activities.
Circulatory System:
transport oxygen,nutrients and other subtances to cells and carries away wastes.
Excretory System:
the function of excretion, the bodily process of discharging wastes.
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Plant Structures
2nd Animal Classification
Invertebrate(without backbone):
Moluscs
-having a soft body and protected by a hard shell
-body without cavity
-has a pair of kidneys
Example: seahorse and snail
Athropods
-compound eyes(like flies)
-body are divided into segments
-the sexes nearly always seperate
Example: spiders and scorpions
Annelids
-they have no skeleton
-the brain is small and is located in under the pharynx
-the worms contain a thin water proof layer called cuticle
Example: earthworm
Moluscs
-having a soft body and protected by a hard shell
-body without cavity
-has a pair of kidneys
Example: seahorse and snail
Athropods
-compound eyes(like flies)
-body are divided into segments
-the sexes nearly always seperate
Example: spiders and scorpions
Annelids
-they have no skeleton
-the brain is small and is located in under the pharynx
-the worms contain a thin water proof layer called cuticle
Example: earthworm
1st Animal Classification
Vertebrate(with backbone):
Fish
-have fins
-skin cover with scales
Bird
-have feathers
-have 2 wings to fly
-have beak
Amphibians
-use their skin as a secondary respiratory surface
-they are often ecological indicators
-egg firtilized outside the female body
Reptiles
-lay egg on land
-having skin covered with scales or horny plates
-breath with lungs
Mammals
-whose young feed by milk
-red blood cells that lack a nucleus
-covering hair on some or most of the body
Fish
-have fins
-skin cover with scales
Bird
-have feathers
-have 2 wings to fly
-have beak
Amphibians
-use their skin as a secondary respiratory surface
-they are often ecological indicators
-egg firtilized outside the female body
Reptiles
-lay egg on land
-having skin covered with scales or horny plates
-breath with lungs
Mammals
-whose young feed by milk
-red blood cells that lack a nucleus
-covering hair on some or most of the body
Hawk and Heron
Hawk:
-Common they are some bird of prey.
-Widely distributed and avarying greatly in size
-They are mainly woodland birds with long tails and high visual acuity
Habitat: Africa and Australia
Heron:
-Long-legged freshwater and coastal birds
-Medium to large sized birds
-Long neck
Habitat: All continent except Antarctica
-Common they are some bird of prey.
-Widely distributed and avarying greatly in size
-They are mainly woodland birds with long tails and high visual acuity
Habitat: Africa and Australia
Heron:
-Long-legged freshwater and coastal birds
-Medium to large sized birds
-Long neck
Habitat: All continent except Antarctica
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