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    This document is a classification table that categorizes vertebrates into five groups - fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals - and provides details about their body covering, sense organs, reproduction, and examples. Fish have dry scales and lateral lines to detect water vibrations, lay jelly-covered eggs, and examples include herring, perch, and sharks. Amphibians have moist skin, lungs, lay eggs with rubbery shells on land, and examples include frogs. Reptiles have dry scaly skin, lay hard-shelled eggs on land, are cold-blooded, and examples include snakes and lizards. Birds are warm-blooded, have feathers, lay hard-shel

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    This document is a classification table that categorizes vertebrates into five groups - fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals - and provides details about their body covering, sense organs, reproduction, and examples. Fish have dry scales and lateral lines to detect water vibrations, lay jelly-covered eggs, and examples include herring, perch, and sharks. Amphibians have moist skin, lungs, lay eggs with rubbery shells on land, and examples include frogs. Reptiles have dry scaly skin, lay hard-shelled eggs on land, are cold-blooded, and examples include snakes and lizards. Birds are warm-blooded, have feathers, lay hard-shel

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    This document is a classification table that categorizes vertebrates into five groups - fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals - and provides details about their body covering, sense organs, reproduction, and examples. Fish have dry scales and lateral lines to detect water vibrations, lay jelly-covered eggs, and examples include herring, perch, and sharks. Amphibians have moist skin, lungs, lay eggs with rubbery shells on land, and examples include frogs. Reptiles have dry scaly skin, lay hard-shelled eggs on land, are cold-blooded, and examples include snakes and lizards. Birds are warm-blooded, have feathers, lay hard-shel

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    Vertebrate

    class

    Body
    covering

    movement

    Fish

    Dry, scales

    Jelly-covered
    eggs

    Eyes
    Lateral line in body
    detects vibrations in
    water

    Other
    details

    example
    s
    Herring
    Perch
    Shark

    Eggs with
    rubbery
    waterproof shell.
    laid on land

    Cold blooded
    Lungs for
    breathing

    Flamingo
    Pigeon

    Birds

    Mammals

    Sense organs

    Four limbs
    Webbed feet
    (make swimming
    more efficient)

    Amphibians

    Reptiles

    reproduction

    Fur

    Classification of vertebrate complete the table giving as much detail as you can in the empty
    boxes.

    Classification of Invertebrates
    Group

    Class
    Insects

    Arthropods
    Waterproof exoskeleton
    Segmented bodies
    Jointed limbs

    Arachnids

    Crustaceans

    Myriapods

    Annelids

    Nematodes

    Molluscs

    Example

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