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Groups of Animals
Reference chapter
Question 1
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Study the following pairs of animals.
Remember that the similarities and differences must be related to their group or structure and not where each animal lives or what it feeds on.
An example has been completed for you.
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PAIRS OF ANIMALS |
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amphibian and reptile |
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bird and bat |
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killer whale and shark |
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snake and eel |
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millipede and centipede |
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octopus and jellyfish |
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slug and worm |
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duck and frog |
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penguin and seal |
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PAIR OF ANIMALS |
SIMILARITY |
DIFFERENCE |
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example
spider and insect |
they are both arthropods |
the spider has eight legs
the insect has six legs |
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amphibian and reptile |
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bird and bat |
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killer whale and shark |
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snake and eel |
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millipede and centipede |
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octopus and jellyfish |
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slug and worm |
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duck and frog |
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penguin and seal |
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