Introduction to Animals

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organism without vertebrae
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organism with vertebrae
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organims with dorsal, hollow nerve cord
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organisms maintain an internal balance or equilibrium
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body parts that extend outward from the center
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imaginary plane that divides right and left sides with mirror images of each other
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fertilized egg
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lining of digestive tract and respiratory system
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develops into muscles, circulatory, reproductive, excretory systems
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develops into the nervous system and outer layer of skin
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body cavity with a fluid-filled space between the digestive tract and body wall with internal organs
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extensions on the outside of the body
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sense organs on anterior end called the head