What are invertebrates?
They are animals that
- have no backbone
- are multi-cellular
- have no cell wall
- are heterotrophic
Some examples are insects and crustaceans.
Adapted from :
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/vertebrates-and-invertebrates.html
http://www.biology4kids.com/files/invert_main.html
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Done By: Marcus Au, Elgin Low and Wong Jing Yi
I have learnt that more than 90% of animal species are invertebrates.
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ReplyDeleteI learnt that more than 90% of the animal species are invertebrates
ReplyDeleteI have learnt that invertebrates are heterotrophic and I have also discovered the meaning of heterotrophic,which means that it cannot produce its own food and needs to depend on other organisms.
ReplyDeleteI have learnt that approximately 95% of all the animal species are invertebrates. They also have no spine but some have hard exoskeletons to protect themselves, like the crab, while others do not, like the earthworm.
ReplyDeleteI have learnt that they are heterotrophic
ReplyDeleteI learnt that majority of the animal species are invertebrates
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ReplyDeleteI have learnt that almost 90% of the animal species are invertebrates, and they are mostly heterotrophic, so they have to find their own food.
ReplyDeleteI have discovered the meaning of heterotrophic, which means that they cannot make food on their own and have to look for food themselves by eating other organisms.
ReplyDeleteI have learnt that most of the animals species are invertebrates. Although they have no backbones, some have hard outer covering to protect themselves. E.g. mollusk, crustacean
ReplyDelete1. I have learnt that the animal species vertebrates (eg. insects and crustaceans which make up more than 90% of the animal species) have no backbone, are multi-cellular, have no cell wall and are heterotrophic.
ReplyDeleteI have discovered that invertebrates have a simpler nervous system, which makes them not as smart as vertebrates.
ReplyDeleteI have discovered that invertebrates will eat almost anything that was or is alive.
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