I am not sure if you are asking about all plants? If you are asking about flowers, then I would say the answer is monocots and dicots. If you are asking about all trees, then the two groups are angiosperms and gymnosperms. The Plant Kingdom itself actually has 10 divisions: 1. Bryophyta 2. Psilophyta 3. Lycophyta 4. Sphenophyta 5. Pterophyta 6. Cycadophyta 7. Ginkgophyta 8. Gnetophyta 9. Coniferophyta 10. Anthophyta The Coniferophyta division is also referred to as gymnosperms, or trees that make cones. And the Anthophyta division (aka Magnoliophyta) are also referred to as angiosperms, trees that make flowers, and all flowers are sub-divided into monocots and dicots.
the two types of animals are the invertebrates and the vertebrates. invertebrates are the animals without a backbone. vertebrates are the animals with a backbone. for more information on the vertebrates....read ahead... these are the following features of a vertebrate: 1.presence of a tubular,dorsal,hollow nerve cord. 2.presence of a solid,rod-like structure called the notochord at some stage of life. 3.presence of a series of narrow,paired openings called gill slits.the gill slits disappear later on in most chordates. 4.presence of a postanal tail(tail behind the anal opening); the tail is reduced or absent in most chordates.
Those animals are Tiger and elephant
Animals are the same as people, but just with 4 legs, and they are a living thing, just like YOU !
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as far as i have researched, there are only invertebrates with 4 pairs of legs not 4 legs. examples: most insects including Spiders
all sorts. there are 4 animal kingdoms for arctic animals Technically the kingdom is Animalia (animals), but yeah. There are birds, mammals, all sorts of invertebrates. "Arctic animals" isn´t really a taxonomic group. ;)
invertebrates are animals without a backbone so it will be a insect or bug.here are my 4 examples: grasshopper,butterfly,pray mantis and midge.
1.The animals are Eukaryote and the prokaryote type. 2.The animals are multicellular.3.The animals move in many different kinds of ways and walk, fly, and swim. 4.The animals have no chloroplast. 5.The animals also have no cell wall. 6.THe animals are sexual reproduction.7.The animals hunt for food. 8.THe animals are decomposers and consummers. 9.The animals live EVERYWHERE in place, warm or cold.
Arthropods crustaceans insects? ???? not sure
I am not sure if you are asking about all plants? If you are asking about flowers, then I would say the answer is monocots and dicots. If you are asking about all trees, then the two groups are angiosperms and gymnosperms. The Plant Kingdom itself actually has 10 divisions: 1. Bryophyta 2. Psilophyta 3. Lycophyta 4. Sphenophyta 5. Pterophyta 6. Cycadophyta 7. Ginkgophyta 8. Gnetophyta 9. Coniferophyta 10. Anthophyta The Coniferophyta division is also referred to as gymnosperms, or trees that make cones. And the Anthophyta division (aka Magnoliophyta) are also referred to as angiosperms, trees that make flowers, and all flowers are sub-divided into monocots and dicots.
In the Saddle Mountains, there are 43 species of fish, (including threatened and endangered salmon and trout) 40 mammals; 246 birds; 4 amphibians; 9 reptiles and over 1500 invertebrates.
1. Immunological memory:- present in vertebrates but absent in invertebrates. 2. Vertebrates have complement system but invertebrates have prophenoloxidase system 3. Vertebrates have lymphocytes but invertebrates have lectins 4. Antibody present in vertebrates and nit in invertebrates
These animals are not like Arthropods and they are: Sponges Molluscs Flatworms Round Worms Echinoderms Cnidarians Annelids
Worms make up the largest group of complex invertebrates.
the two types of animals are the invertebrates and the vertebrates. invertebrates are the animals without a backbone. vertebrates are the animals with a backbone. for more information on the vertebrates....read ahead... these are the following features of a vertebrate: 1.presence of a tubular,dorsal,hollow nerve cord. 2.presence of a solid,rod-like structure called the notochord at some stage of life. 3.presence of a series of narrow,paired openings called gill slits.the gill slits disappear later on in most chordates. 4.presence of a postanal tail(tail behind the anal opening); the tail is reduced or absent in most chordates.
If you named all the invertebrates in the world it would take you awhile so let me make it short. and invertebrate has a backbone so us humans are invertabrates and almost all land animals are and i think some water animals. i think