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VERTEBRATES Animals with backbone are called vertebrates. All vertebrates have an internal skeleton that is made up of many bones. Some vertebrates are viviparous, like dogs and human beings. Other vertebrates such as frogs, birds and lizards are oviparous. Nearly all vertebrates have limbs such as feet, wings and fins. The main set of bones are joined together making up the spinal column or backbone. Commonly the bodies of vertebrates can be split into head, body and limbs. The internal skeleton supports the body by helping it to move and stay upright. We can classify the vertebrates in five groups:             Mammals             Birds             Reptiles             Amphibians           ...

CLASSIFICATION DEPENDING ON REPRODUCTION Depending on how animals can reproduce can be: Oviparous are animals that lay eggs. Viviparous are animals that give birth.

CLASSIFICATION DEPENDING ON NUTRITION Some living things get their food by eating other living things like animals. Depending on what do they eat can be:             Carnivores are animals that eat other animals.                          Herbivores are animals that only eat plants .             Omnivores are animals that eat both animals and plants.

VITAL FUNCTIONS: Animals are living things, therefore they carry out the three vital functions:      Nutrition : they need energy from food.     Interaction : they react to the world around them through their senses.    Reproduction : living things can make other living things through reproduction.

In this unit we are going to study the different animal´s characteristics