Categories: All - mammals - animals - invertebrates - marine

by Gia Macpherson 4 years ago

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Organigram

This text categorizes various living things, focusing on animals and their classifications into vertebrates and invertebrates. It includes detailed descriptions of different invertebrate groups, such as Porifera, Annelida, Mollusca, Echinodermata, Cnidarians, Arthropods, and Platyhelminthes, highlighting their unique characteristics and habitats.

Organigram

Living Things

Videos for checklist:

Monera

A living unicellular organism. A good portion of Monera is types of bacteria. Monera can not be easliy identified as they are often to small to see. There are 2 main groups of Monera: Archaebacteria and Eubacteria.
E coli
Hay bacillus
Antharax bacterium.

Protist

Marimo
Giant kelp
Algae
A living, single celled organism that is belived to have similar ancestors to the fungi, animal and plant kingdoms. In the protist group their is a wide range of living things that don't fir into any other kingdom.

Fungi

A living, spore producing organism feeds off of organic matter. fungi is one of the main types of decomposers.
Sac fungi
Mold
Mushrooms

Animals

Invertebrates
Arthropod

Daddy Long Legs

Centipede

Multicellular creature that lives in many kinds of habitats depending on their specific classification. Arthropod consist of mostly insects and bugs.

Mollusca

Gastropods

Octopus

Multicellular organisms that occur in almost every habitat on the earth. The animals apart of the Molusca group very often have some sort of shell similar to a snail or slug.

Echinodermata

Sea cucumber

Star fish

Multicellular marine animals that obviously live in water. Fun fact: Echinoderms have no blood.

Annelida

Earth worm

Leech

Multicellular organism that live in bodys of water or in damp soil. Annelida consists mostly of worms.

Platyhelminthes

Monogenea

Tapeworms

Multicellular animal that lives in fresh or salt water. The platyhelminthes are free-living flatworms that eat worms, molluscs, small crustacean ETC.

Cnidarians

Medusozoa

Box jellyfish

Multicellular aquatic animals. Can be easily identified by their very common tenticals coming from the bottom of their bodies.

Porifera

Veronbimprpha

Demosponge

Aquatic animal that is made out of sponges.

Vertebrates
Amphibians

Poison dart frog

Salamander

Small cold blooded animals that need to live in wet or moist habitat. Can be easily reconized as they usually have wet/ slimy looking skin.

Birds

Penguins

Parrot

Warm blooded animal that are easily reconized by their feathers, beak, wings and can often be found flying.

Mammals

Humans

Tigers

Warm blooded animal that are easily reconized by their hair or fur.

Reptiles

Turtle

Gecko

Mostly lives on land and are easily reconized by their dry scales skin.

Fish

Common Carp

Goldfish

Cold blooded animal that lives in the water, and has gills.

Plants

Lily pad
Flower
Tree
A living organism that needs food, water, oxygen and space to survive. Can be easily identified as they are most commonly found planted in the ground.