Biodiversity
Biodiversity
SPIDER PORCUPINE
Is it vertebrate or invertebrate?
INVERTEBRATE VERTEBRATE
What can you see?
SNAKE FISH
VERTEBRATE VERTEBRATE
What can you see?
SNAIL FROG
INVERTEBRATE VERTEBRATE
Plant
What can you see from the picture?
What is biodiversity?
PLANTS ANIMAL
Invertebrates Vertebrates
Differences
No Backbone Yes
Body fluid
Support for Skeleton
or hard
body
exoskeleton
Nervous system Efficient
Usually
absent
Invertebrates
Animals without backbone.
Some of them are too tiny such as hydra
and amoeba and can be viewed by using
microscope.
The body systems of the invertebrates are
much simpler.
Most invertebrates are insects.
Insects have 3 pairs of legs, 3 sections of
body ( head, thorax and abdomen).
Jellyfish Sea anemone
Amoeba
Spider
Invertebrates
Paramecium
Starfish
Lobster
Worm
Invertebrates
Centipede
Butterfly
Snail
Vertebrates
Animals with a backbone.
The backbone serves to protect the spinal cord.
Vertebrate
Fish Amphibian
Mammal
Characteristics of mammals:
Live on land. Except for certain animal
different functions.
Have distinct (jelas) ears and ear pinna.
Example of mammals
Rabbit
Giraffe
Cow
Whale
Platypus
Cheetah
Have sweat glands in the skin to
release sweat to the surface of the skin.
Are warm-blooded (homoiothermic).
Carry out internal fertilization.
Females suckle the young. Milk is
produced by mammary glands of the
female.
Brain is fully developed.
Special cases : platypus, scaly ant-
eater, porcupine, blue whale, and bat.
Special case of mammals
Platypus Porcupine
Elephants have
emotion too.
Swimming
whale.
Giraffe give birth.
Special videos on mammals
(sisik berlendir).
Are cold-blooded (poikilothermic).
shell(tempurung).
Example of fish
Eel
Shark
Sea-horse
Fish
Special video on fish
Are cold-blooded.
salamander.
Special video on amphibian
Modes of Frog Reproduction
help in flight.
Are warm-blooded. They can maintain