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Animals (Habitat (The variety of adaptations in animals enables them to…
Animals
Habitat
The variety of adaptations in animals enables them to live in many habitats, such as:
Terrestrial: Live on land, ex. forests and deserts
Freshwater: Live on fresh water, ex. lakes
Marine: Live on salty water, ex.oceans
Reproduction
animals commonly reproduce sexually, except sponges asexually.
Hermaphrodites can produce both sperm and egg, but cannot produce embryos.
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Feeding and digestion
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Animals are heterotrophs, so they must consume on other organisms to obtain nutrients
support: bones/skeleton
endoskeleton
It grows with the animal and has (calcium carbonate) for vertebrates. (reptiles, amphibians, mammals, fish)
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exoskeleton
Are hard or tough outer coverings for invertebrates. (insects, sponges)
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