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    The document compares different animal groups - amphibians, reptiles, mammals, fish, insects, and birds. It notes key traits of each group such as how they reproduce, whether they are warm or cold-blooded, how they care for offspring, and if they live on land or in water. The purpose is to highlight both the similarities and differences between these common animal classifications.

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    Grouping Animals Powerpoint

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    The document compares different animal groups - amphibians, reptiles, mammals, fish, insects, and birds. It notes key traits of each group such as how they reproduce, whether they are warm or cold-blooded, how they care for offspring, and if they live on land or in water. The purpose is to highlight both the similarities and differences between these common animal classifications.

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    The document compares different animal groups - amphibians, reptiles, mammals, fish, insects, and birds. It notes key traits of each group such as how they reproduce, whether they are warm or cold-blooded, how they care for offspring, and if they live on land or in water. The purpose is to highlight both the similarities and differences between these common animal classifications.

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    Grouping Animals Powerpoint

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    The document compares different animal groups - amphibians, reptiles, mammals, fish, insects, and birds. It notes key traits of each group such as how they reproduce, whether they are warm or cold-blooded, how they care for offspring, and if they live on land or in water. The purpose is to highlight both the similarities and differences between these common animal classifications.

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    Variations in Animal Groups

    Discussion Prompts
    Amphibians
    Amphibians live on land
    and in water. They lay their
    eggs in water.

    Note the similarities and


    differences between them.

    Photo courtesy of wwarby, httpwwwflickrcomphotostopend (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
    Reptiles
    Reptiles live in water and on land.
    They have scales and are cold
    blooded. This means that they
    cannot keep warm by themselves
    and need to be in a warm place.

    They lay their eggs on land.

    Note the similarities and


    differences between them.

    Photo courtesy of bestrated1, 75491103@N00 (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
    Mammals
    Mammals usually have hair or
    fur.
    Mammal babies are born alive.
    The mothers feed their babies
    milk.
    We are mammals.

    Note the similarities and


    differences between them.

    Photo courtesy of vickispix, tambako(@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
    Fish
    Fish live in water.
    They have fins instead of
    legs and gills instead of
    lungs. They lay their eggs
    in water.

    Note the similarities and


    differences between them.

    Photo courtesy of 24242453@N07, nathaninsandiego (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
    Insects
    Insects have 6 legs.
    Their bodies are made up
    of 3 parts. Some have
    wings.
    They lay eggs.

    Note the similarities and


    differences between them.

    Photo courtesy of texaseagle, photos/rachel_s (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
    Birds
    Birds have a beak, wings,
    feathers and 2 legs. They
    lay eggs.

    Note the similarities and


    differences between them.

    Photo courtesy of davidstanleytravel, tambako (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution

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