Educational worksheet comparing invertebrates and vertebrates with examples and characteristics.

A worksheet titled "ANIMALS" comparing invertebrates and vertebrates, with sections for fish, amphibians, reptiles, and birds, including examples and characteristics like blood type, reproduction, and habitat.

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- Invertebrates do not have a backbone (or spine).
- Vertebrates have a backbone (or spine).

Examples of Invertebrates:
- starfish
- sea urchin
- jellyfish
- crab
- lobster
- clam
- octopus
- squid
- insects

Fish:
- cold-blooded
- lays egg
- can live under water
- have fins and scales

Amphibians:
- cold-blooded
- lays egg
- can live in smooth, moist areas and under water
- have smooth skin

Reptiles:
- cold-blooded
- lays egg
- can only breathe air; animals and cannot live under water
- have dry, scaly skin

Birds:
- warm-blooded
- lays egg
- can only breathe air; animals and cannot live under water
- have feathers and beak

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