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Kingdoms and FossilReview

9-25-17Slide2

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How does a vertebrate differ from an invertebrate?

A. A vertebrate eats only vegetables

B. All vertebrates are warm blooded

C. All vertebrates can fly

D. All vertebrates have a backboneSlide3

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Which animals live in water at least part of their life?

A. Birds and Amphibians

B. Amphibians and reptiles

C. Fish and Amphibians

D. Mammals and ReptilesSlide4

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In the classification of vertebrate animals, which group has gills when they are young and develop lungs as they become adults?

A. Amphibians

B. Birds

C. Fish

D. ReptilesSlide5

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Which is

not

a characteristic of mammals?

A. Producing Milk

B. Having hair or fur

C. Being Cold-Blooded

D. Giving birth to live youngSlide6

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The picture above represents a mushroom. Which best describes its role in the five kingdoms?

A. It belongs to the

Protist

kingdom and provides food for animals

B. It belongs in the Fungi Kingdom and recycles dead matter.

C. It belongs in the plant kingdom and provides food for animals

D. It belongs in the

monera

kingdom and recycles dead matter. Slide7

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Which phrase explains the use of “kingdoms” by scientists?

A. To classify plants

B.

To classify animals

C. To classify all living things

D. To classify the invertebratesSlide8

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Which backboned animals breathe using only lungs?

A. Fish and reptiles

B. Fish and amphibians

C. Birds and mammals

D. Amphibians and reptiles

VertebratesSlide9

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What one characteristic links all living things?

A. Have an exoskeleton

B. Have eyes

C. Need sunlight to live

D. Made up of at least one cellSlide10

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Which is an invertebrate?

A. Mouse

B. Snail

C. Human

D. Gecko Slide11

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Which of the species is warm-blooded?

A. Fish

B. Bird

C. Frog

D. SnakeSlide12

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In which kingdom is algae classified?

A. Animal

B. Fungi

C. Plant

D.

ProtistSlide13

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Which group is classified as mammals?

A. Humans, Dogs, and whales

B. Frogs, Salamanders, and turtles

C. Alligator, Snake, and Lizard

D. Duck, Hawk, and GooseSlide14

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Which characteristic

identifes

an animal as a bird and, not as any other animal?

A. Ability to fly

B. Has two legs

C. Lays eggs

D. Has feathersSlide15

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Which is a vertebrate?

A. Insect

B. Snail

C. Human

D. WordSlide16

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Which is an amphibian?

A. Dog

B. Frog

C. Snake

D. TroutSlide17

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Which list contains organisms of the same kingdom?

A. Rabbit, grass, & grasshopper

B. Horse, cow, & hay

C. Oak tree, monkey & owl

D. Whale, chicken, and frogSlide18

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Where would you most likely find a fossil?

A. Sedimentary rock

B. Ocean

C. Soil

D. Deep mudSlide19

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Which is

not

a characteristic of reptiles?

A. Having scales

B. Soft shelled leathery eggs

C. Being Cold-Blooded

D. Giving birth to live youngSlide20

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A scientist finds a trilobite fossil. What

i

nformation can the scientist determine

u

sing the fossil?

What is ate

The environment is lived in

How far it traveled

How many offspring it hadSlide21

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Anytime a fossil, like the one pictured, is found in an area without water nearby, what conclusion can a scientist make? Slide22

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Fossils are

…

.

A. Things found in the earth that are man made

B. Things found lying around on the ground that are dead

C. The remains of a living organism

D. An impression of a leaf in sedimentary rockSlide23

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The fossil above is an example of an extinct fish.

What does

extinct

mean?

A. Hibernated for a really long time

B. No longer exists

C. It smells really bad

D. Adapted into another fishSlide24

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Which kingdoms do you

not

need a microscope to view?Slide25

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The oldest fossils can be found in the _____________ levels underground where as newer fossils can be found in the __________ layers of the ground.