Classification Grouping Identifying Living Things Why classify Think

Why classify? Ø Think of three examples where we group things. Ø Why do

Classifying Living Things Ø We put livings things into two large groups: ØAnimals ØPlants

Animals Ø Animals are spilt into two major groups: ØVertebrates ØInvertebrates

Vertebrates Ø These are animals with a backbone. Ø There are five groups of

Amphibians Ø Have moist skin Ø Lay jelly coated eggs in water Ø Lives

Birds Ø Have feathers and hollow bones Ø Lay hard shelled eggs Ø Warm

Fish Ø Have wet scales Ø Lays eggs in water Ø Lives in water

Mammals Ø Have hair and produce milk Ø Give birth to live offspring (no

Reptiles Ø Have dry scales Ø Lay leathery shelled eggs Ø Cold blooded

Invertebrates Ø These are animals without a backbone Ø There are eight groups of

Molluscs Ø Crawl on a single fleshy pad. Ø Can have a shell

Annelids Ø Have round worm like bodies Ø Have bodies divided into segments

Roundworms Ø Have long thin round worm like bodies Ø Have bodies with no

Sponges Ø Have bodies made of loosely joined cells

Echinoderms Ø Have bodies divided into five parts Ø Have spiny outer covering

Cnidarians Ø Have thin sack like bodies Ø Have tentacles

Arthropods Ø Have lots of legs and segmented bodies. Ø There are four group

Arthropods - Arachnid Ø Have four pairs of legs. Ø Have bodies divided into

Arthropods – Centipedes & Millipedes Ø Have long thin bodies and pairs of legs

Arthropods - Crustacean Ø Have five-seven pairs of legs Ø First pair often used

Arthropods - Insects Ø Have three pairs of legs Ø Bodies divided into three

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Classification Grouping & Identifying Living Things

Why classify? Ø Think of three examples where we group things. Ø Why do we group these things?

Classifying Living Things Ø We put livings things into two large groups: ØAnimals ØPlants

Animals Ø Animals are spilt into two major groups: ØVertebrates ØInvertebrates

Vertebrates Ø These are animals with a backbone. Ø There are five groups of vertebrates: ØAmphibians ØBirds ØFish ØMammals ØReptiles

Amphibians Ø Have moist skin Ø Lay jelly coated eggs in water Ø Lives on land water

Birds Ø Have feathers and hollow bones Ø Lay hard shelled eggs Ø Warm blooded

Fish Ø Have wet scales Ø Lays eggs in water Ø Lives in water

Mammals Ø Have hair and produce milk Ø Give birth to live offspring (no eggs) Ø Warm blooded

Reptiles Ø Have dry scales Ø Lay leathery shelled eggs Ø Cold blooded

Summary of Vertebrates

Invertebrates Ø These are animals without a backbone Ø There are eight groups of invertebrates Ø Molluscs Ø Flatworms Ø Annelids Ø Roundworms Ø Sponges Ø Echinoderms Ø Cnidarians Ø Arthropods

Molluscs Ø Crawl on a single fleshy pad. Ø Can have a shell

Flatworms Ø Have flat worm like bodies

Annelids Ø Have round worm like bodies Ø Have bodies divided into segments

Roundworms Ø Have long thin round worm like bodies Ø Have bodies with no segments

Sponges Ø Have bodies made of loosely joined cells

Echinoderms Ø Have bodies divided into five parts Ø Have spiny outer covering

Cnidarians Ø Have thin sack like bodies Ø Have tentacles

Arthropods Ø Have lots of legs and segmented bodies. Ø There are four group of arthropods: Ø Arachnids ØCentipedes & Millipedes ØCrustaceans ØInsects

Arthropods - Arachnid Ø Have four pairs of legs. Ø Have bodies divided into two sections

Arthropods – Centipedes & Millipedes Ø Have long thin bodies and pairs of legs on each of their many body sections

Arthropods - Crustacean Ø Have five-seven pairs of legs Ø First pair often used as pincers Ø Bodies covered in shell

Arthropods - Insects Ø Have three pairs of legs Ø Bodies divided into three sections Ø Often have wings

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