Animal Notes Chapter 14 Animal Kingdom Animals are

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Animal Notes Chapter 14

Animal Notes Chapter 14

Animal Kingdom � Animals are the kingdom of multicellular eukaryotes that consume or eat

Animal Kingdom � Animals are the kingdom of multicellular eukaryotes that consume or eat their food. � Animals are divided into 2 main groups ◦ Those with back bones vertebrates ◦ those without back bones invertebrates � Most animals carry out sexual reproduction. They make sex cells (sperm and eggs) When eggs and sperm meet, it is called fertilization.

Animal Behavior � Innate behavior – behavior that is not learned. It is influenced

Animal Behavior � Innate behavior – behavior that is not learned. It is influenced by genes. (ex. Breathing) � Learned behavior – behavior that has been learned from experience and/or observations. � Seasonal behavior – behavior is an animal’s response to weather. ◦ Some animals travel from one place to another called migration. ◦ Some animals experience a decrease in body temperatures in the winter called hibernation. ◦ Some animals experience a decrease in activity in a summer called estivation.

Animals follow natural rhythyms � The internal control of an animal’s natural cycle is

Animals follow natural rhythyms � The internal control of an animal’s natural cycle is called a biological clock. � The biological clock can control the animal’s daily cycles, which are called it’s circadian rhythms.

Animals can be social � Animals interact with those of the same species called

Animals can be social � Animals interact with those of the same species called social behavior. � Animals can send signals and respond to one another called communication. ◦ Some animals communicate by chemicals called pheromones. ◦ Some animals can also communicate by making noise or using movement called body language.

There are three types of body plans � If an animal’s body can be

There are three types of body plans � If an animal’s body can be divided into 2 equal halves, or mirror images, the symmetry is bilateral. � If an animal’s body parts are arranged in a circle around a center point, the symmetry is radial. � If an animal’s body cannot be divided equally at all, the symmetry is asymmetrical.