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Natural Science Unit 3 "Invertebrates"

Mario Cano

Created on April 21, 2020

3rd of Primary School

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Natural Science: Part II

INVERTEBRATES

Presentation by teacher Mario

INDEX

Characteristics

Summary

Types of Invertebrates

Characteristics

CHARACTERISTICS

  • The invertebrates animals has NO SKELETON.
  • The invertebrates are OVIPAROUS

Types of Invertebrates

Types of Invertebrates

There are 5 different types of invertebrate animals:

Echinoderms

Cnidarians

Artrhopods

Worms

Molluscs

ARTHROPODS

  • Artrhopods are the BIGGEST group of invertebrates.
  • Their body are divided in 3 parts: ABDOMEN, HEAD and THORAX.
  • Artrhopods have a HARD SKIN and JOINTS in their legs.

Ant

Bee

Spider

Scorpion

JOINTS: ARTICULACIONES HARD SKIN: PIEL DURA

Fly

Crab

ECHINODERMS

  • Echinoderms have a million FEET to move.
  • Echinoderms bodies have HARD PARTS.
  • Echinoderms live in SALT WATER.
  • Echinoderms have SPINES.

Sea Urchin

Starfish

FEET: PIES HARD PARTS: PARTES DURAS SPINES: ESPINAS

Cnidarians

  • Cnidarians live in WATER.
  • Cnidarians have SOFT BODIES.
  • Cnidarians have TENTACLES that help them to eat and give them protection.

Anemone

Jellyfish

SOFT BODIES: CUERPOS BLANDOS

WORMS

  • Worms have a LONG SOFT BODY divided into RINGS.
  • Worms live in LAND and others live in WATER.

Earthworm

RINGS: ANILLOS LONG: LARGO

MOLLUSCS

  • Molluscs have a SOFT BODY and MUSCULAR body.
  • Most of them have SHELLS. -1 shell: SNAIL (caracol)-2 shells: MUSSEL (mejillón) -Intern shell: OCTOPUS (pulpo)

Mussel

Snail

Octopus

SHELL: caparazón

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

ANIMALS

Invertebrates

Vertebrates

Amphibians

Fish

Mammals

Birds

Molluscs

Worms

Echinoderms

Cnidarians

Reptiles

Arthropods

Thank you!