Mppsc, Pre_Unit-7, (Updated 2024-25), §Animal Kingdom§
§Animal Kingdom:- "A basic group of natural objects that includes all living & extinct animals."
A} Vertebrates:- #) Animals with backbones & spinal columns.
#) Most advanced organisms on earth.
A.1) Reptiles- ∆] Cold blood ∆] Dry skin
∆] Have scaled ∆] Lay-Eggs ∆] 4 legs or no legs
∆] Ear holes instead of ears.
A.2) Amphibians:- ∆] Cold blood ∆] Live on-land & water
∆] Breath with lungs & gills ∆] Smooth skin ∆] Four legs ∆] Lay Eggs
A.3) Mammals :- ∆] Warm blood ∆] Have hairs ∆] Live on land ∆] Give birth to live young once
∆] Have four legs ∆] Ears that stick-out
A.4) Fish :- ∆] Cold blood ∆] Live in water
∆] Breath with gills ∆] Lay Eggs ∆] Ear holes
∆] Have scales & fins
A.5) Birds:- ∆] Warm blood ∆] Have feathers
∆] Lay Eggs ∆] Two legs ∆] Ear Holes
B) Invertebrates:- #) Don't have backbones.
#) 98% species in the world are - invertebrates.
#) Many invertebrates have - fluid filled & hydrostatic skeleton like - Jelly Fish.
#) Others have hard outer shell like - insects & crustaceans.
B.1) Annelids:- ∆] Bodies that are divided into segments.
∆] Very well-developed integral organs.
∆] Found everywhere in the world.
∆] Don't have limbs.
∆] Examples- Earthworm, Roundworm & Leeches.
B.2) Arachnids:- ∆] Don't have antennae.
∆] 2 body parts & 4pairs of legs.
∆] Examples :- Spider, Scorpio, Ticks & Mites.
B.3) Anthropodes :- ∆] Limbs ∆] Exoskeleton
∆] Examples - Crustaceans, Insects & Arachnids.
B.3.1) Crustaceans:- ∆] Live in ocean ∆] Hard & external shell ∆] Examples- Crab, Lobster, Barnacle.
B.3.2) Insects :- ∆] Exoskeleton ∆] 3body parts
∆] 6 legs & an antennae.
B.4) Mollusk:- ∆] Soft skin & covered with hard outer shells.
∆] Some mollusk live on land - Snails , Slug.
∆] Other live on water - Oyster, Octopus, Mussels & Clam Squid.
B.5) Protozoa:- ∆] Simple & single celled
∆] Smallest animal ∆] Microscopic
∆] Examples - Amoeba Flagellates.
B.6) Echinoderma :- ∆] Marine animals.
∆] Arms/Spines.
∆] Examples- Sea Star, Sea Urchin, Sea Dollar, Sea Cucumber.
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