Animal Classification
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Animal classification means grouping animals according to similarity. This topic covers the animal kingdom, vertebrates (mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians) and invertebrates (arthropods). SCIS no: 1862387
Humpback whale
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Animals
National Library of New Zealand
Crabs and crayfish
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Octopus and squid
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Evolutionary queue
Alexander Turnbull Library
Native birds of New Zealand
Alexander Turnbull Library
Study to document DNA of bird species across the Pacific
Radio New Zealand
The biggest of all families
University of Otago
The classification of sheep
National Library of New Zealand
Rules of taxonomy
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Animal classification
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Classification of fish
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What is a vertebrate?
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What is an invertebrate?
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Warm-blooded and cold- blooded animals
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From Aristotle to Linnaeus
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Classification of insects
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Classification of mammals
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Carolus Linnaeus
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Marine life
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Characteristic of living things
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Animal classification for kids
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Classification of living things
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Five kingdoms of life
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What is an animal?
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Lesson plan – classifying animals
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Evolution of amphibians
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Origin and evolution
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Dinosaur classification for kids
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Birds evolved from dinosaurs
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Plant and animal evolution
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Classification of animals
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Evolution of multicellular life
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Living or non-living?
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Dinosaurs
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