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    Echinoderms Poriferans Cnidarians

    Worms Mollusks Arthropods

    Cnidarians
    1.Stinging animals _________
    Worms
    2.Flat, round and segmented _________
    Poriferans
    3.Sponges __________
    Arthropods
    4.Jointed leg animals _________
    Echinoderms
    5.Spiney-skinned animals _________
    Mollusks
    6.Soft-bodied animals ___________
    03 ANIMAL ADAPTATION FOR REPRODUCTION

    Asexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction

    Fragmentation Division Eggs


    Budding Regeneration Placenta
    Animal adaptation for reproduction
    Budding Fragmentation

    Regeneration
    Division

    Asexual Reproduction
    Animal adaptation for reproduction

    Sexual Reproduction

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