Bird (Aves) Mammal

Chordata2 loop circulatory system

EndothermicFur and milk

Arthropod

Mollusk

Echinoderm Annelida

Nematoda

PlatyhelminthesCnidarian

Porifera

Reptile

Fish

Amphibian

4 chamber heart

Bird (Aves)

Reptile

Fish

Amphibian

Mammal

diploblastic

radial symmetry

Arthropod

Mollusk

EchinodermAnnelida

Nematoda

Platyhelminthes Cnidarian

Porifera

gastrovascular cavitypolyp & medusa forms jellyfish

Bird (Aves)

Reptile

Fish

Amphibian

Mammal

diploblastic

Lack true tissues

Arthropod

Mollusk

EchinodermAnnelida

Nematoda

Platyhelminthes Cnidarian

Porifera

asymmetrysponges

Bird (Aves) Mammal

Chordata2 loop circulatory system

EndothermicExcrete uric acid

Arthropod

Mollusk

Echinoderm Annelida

Nematoda

PlatyhelminthesCnidarian

Porifera

Reptile

Fish

Amphibian

4 chamber heart

Bird (Aves)

Reptile

Fish

Amphibian

Mammal

invertebratetriploblastic

Open circulation

Arthropod

Mollusk

EchinodermAnnelida

Nematoda

Platyhelminthes Cnidarian

Porifera

deuterostome

Starfishinvertebratedeuterostomes

Bird (Aves) Mammal

Vertebrate deuterostomes2 loop circulatory system

Amniotic eggsexcrete uric aciddry scaly skin

Arthropod

Mollusk

Echinoderm Annelida

Nematoda

PlatyhelminthesCnidarian

Porifera

Reptile

Fish

Amphibian

3 chamber heart

Vertebrate deuterostome2 chamber heart1 loop circulatory systemEctothermicExcrete ammoniaLay eggs WITHOUT shellsScales/fins

Chordata Vertebrate Fish

Vertebrate deuterostomeMost 3 chamber heart2 loop circulatory systemEctothermicInternal fertilizationAmniotic eggsDry scaly skin

Chordata Vertebrate Reptile(snakes, turtles, lizards, crocodiles)

Vertebrate deuterostome3 chamber heart2 loop circulatory systemEctothermicLay eggs WITHOUT shellsMetamorphosis (from aquatic larva to terrestrial adult)

Chordata Vertebrate Amphibian(frogs, toads, salamanders)

Vertebrate deuterostome4 chamber heart2 loop circulatory systemInternal fertilizationAmniotic eggsEndothermicfeathers

Chordata Vertebrate Bird(Aves)

PHYLUM: ___________

Invertebrate protostomeCoelomateClosed circulationBreathe through skinSegmented bodyExcrete w/nephridiaHydrostatic skeleton

Annelida (Segmented worms)Earthworms, leeches

Invertebrate protostomeOpen circulationExoskeltonJointed appendagesCephalothorax/abdomenExcrete w/ Malpighian tubulesBook lungs8 legs

Arthropodsarachnids(Spiders)

ProtistEukaryoteUnicellular algaeSilica in cell wallPhotosynthetic phytoplanktonMajor oxygen producer

DiatomsThere are others, but this is the example we learned about

Invertebrate protostomeOpen circulationExoskeltonSegmented bodyJointed appendagescephalothorax/abdomenExcrete w/ Green glandsAquatic/gills10 legs

Arthropods(crustaceans)

Invertebrate protostomeOpen circulationExoskeltonsegmented bodyJointed appendagesHead/thorax/abdomenExcrete w/Malpighian tubulesTrachea & spiracles6 legs

Arthropods(insects)

PHYLUM: ________________

InvertebrateACOELOMOpen circulationBreathe through skinExcrete w/ flame cellsHydrostatic skeleton< 2 opening digestive system(gastrovascular cavity or none)

Platyhelminthes (flatworms) Planaria, tapeworms

ProtistUnicellular eukaryoteCiliatedheterotrophs

ParameciumThere are others, but this is the example we learned about

Invertebrate diploblasticNO true tissuesasymmetry

Porifera(sponge)

PHYLUM: _________

ChordataVertebrate deuterostomeFur/milkLay amniotic eggs

monotremes

Invertebrate Diploblasticradiatatissues but no organsgastrovascular cavityPolyp & medusa formsStinging nematocysts

Cnidarians(jellyfish, coral)

PHYLUM: ___________

Invertebrate deuterostomeopen circulationEndoskeletonWater vascular systemSpiny skin

Echinodermata(starfish)

PHYLUM: ____________

Domain: __________Kingdom: __________

ProkaryoteUnicellularPeptidoglycan in cell wallCircular DNANo histonesNo introns1 kind of RNA polymerase

BacteriaEubacteria

Aquatic protistUnicellular eukaryoteFlagellaMany chloroplastsReproduce with mitosis

EuglenaThere are others, but this is the example we learned about

Invertebrate protostomeMost open circulationSoft bodiesSome have protective shells

Mollusca(clams, snails, octopus)

ChordataVertebrate deuterostomeFur/milkPlacenta (short term)Babies incubate in pouch

marsupial

Domain: __________Kingdom: __________

ProkaryoteUnicellularNO Peptidoglycan in cell wallCircular DNAHistonessome intronsseveral kinds of RNA polymeraseextremophiles

ArchaeaArchaebacteria

Invertebrates PseudocoelomOpen circulationExcrete w/ flame cellsHydrostatic skeleton2 opening digestive systembreathe through skinsome parasitic

Nematoda (round worms)Pinworms, hookworms

PHYLUM: ___________

ProtistUnicellular eukaryotePseudopod movementNo cell wallHeterotrophic predator

AmoebaThere are others, but this is the example we learned about

EukaryoticAbsorptive heterotrophsMulticellular (except yeast)Cell wall containing chitin

EukaryaFungi

Domain: __________Kingdom: __________