Hedgehog by Joshua McCabe
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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Hedgehog and Porifera (sponges) similarities
- They both have specialized cells
- They both need to eat
- They both hav made adaptations against predators
- They both can reproduce sexually
- They are both prey for other creatures
Photo by zenera
Hedgehog and sponge differences
- Sponges do not have muscle
- They are sessile
- They can attach to hard surfaces
- They cn secrete toxic substances
- They lack nerve cells
Photo by dimsis
Hedgehog and Cnidaria (jellyfish) similarities
- They both require nutrients to function and live
- They both have specialized cells for certain functions
- They both are prey to other animals
- They both have a life span shorter than 8 years
- They are both eukaryotic
Photo by David Reece
Hedgehog and jellyfish differences
- Jellyfish can reproduce asexually
- They contain mesoglea
- They contain cnidocytes
- They hae nematocyst
- They lack a bone structure
Photo by Ricky Flores
hedgehog and platyhelminthes (flatworm) similarities
- They both require sustenance
- They both have specialized cells
- They are both considered prey to another
- They are both eukaryotic
- They are both bilateral
Photo by Stuart Chalmers
hedgehog and flatworm differences
- Flatworms have an incomplete digestive tract
- They can have a radula
- They can have a mantle
- They can carry schistosomiasis
- They have an open circulatory system
Photo by prilfish
hedgehog and annelid (segemented worms) similarities
- They both need to eat
- They are both bilateral
- They can both reproduce sexually
- They both are eukaryotic
- They both have specialized adaptations
Photo by to.wi
hedgehog and segmented worm differences
- Can reproduce have both reproductive organs
- Contains cuticle
- Has no skeletal system
- Has no repiratory organs
- Has a coelem
Photo by Allan Henderson
hedgehog and Mollusca similarities
- They both need nutrients to live
- They are both bilateral
- They both reproduce to live on
- They are both eukaryotic
- They both have evolved over time
Photo by Tupolev und seine Kamera
hedgehog and mulluska differences
- They can have a hard shell
- They hve bodies without cavities
- They have cteridial gills
- They can haave gonochoristic gills
- They can be boneless
Photo by bob in swamp
hedgehog and nematoda similarities
- They both require sustenance
- They both have bilateral body plans
- They both can reproduce sexually
- Neither of them are prokaryotic
- They both have specialized cells
Photo by Not So Much
hedgehog and nematoda differences
- They have a primitive body cavity
- They have cylindrical bodies
- They have a protective cuticle
- They are parastic
- They have a lifespan of about 140 days
hedgehog and echinodermata similarities
- They both need food
- They both often have spiny skin
- They can both reproduce sexually
- They are both eukaryotic
- They both have adapted over time
Photo by Pap_aH
hedgehog and echinodermata differences
- They have radial symmetry
- They have no heart, literally
- They have no brain
- They have regenerative capablities
- They have a water vascular system
Photo by keealfian
HEDGEHOG AND trilobite differences
- They shed exoskeletons
- They have oopen circulartory system
- They have an exoskeleton made of chitin
- They don't need brains
- They can have shells
Photo by cobalt123
