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Invertebrates

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

INVERTEBRATES

BY MARCUS DAVIS
Photo by Furryscaly

MOLLUSKS

  • Have soft bodies.
  • Have a thick muscular foot.
  • They take in oxygen thought gills or lungs.
  • Some have shells.

SPONGES

  • Have many pores in their bodies and Water flows through the pores.
  • Water moves into a central cavity and out through a big opening at the top.
  • Very simple animals.
  • They get food and eliminate waste through this flow of water.
  • Specialized cells for obtaining food and oxygen from water.
Photo by the_girl

ARTHROPODS

  • Jointed legs.
  • Segmented bodies.
  • Some have wings.
  • Have an Exoskeleton(hard outer covering).
  • Breathe through gills or air tubes.
Photo by Rob Swatski

WORMS

  • Have long tube like bodies that are divided into segments.
  • Simplest organisms w/ A nervous system and blood in vessels.
  • Have a long tube that runs through inner body.
  • Take in oxygen from the water through their skin.

ECHINODERM

  • Have arms that extend out from the middle of the body.
  • Have tube feet that take in oxygen from the water.
  • Have spines.
  • Ex Sea stars,Brittle stars,and Sea cucumbers.