by Mulquatro Team 1 year ago 519 The animal kingdom is divided into various classes based on distinct characteristics. Vertebrates, which possess a backbone, can be categorized into several groups including amphibians, fish, reptiles, birds, and mammals. feathers Bluebird nurse their young Elephant some with scales Salmon lungs breathing Green Lizard no scales Red-eyed tree frogAnimal Kingdom
Animal Kingdom
Vertebrates
Warm blooded
BIRDS
wings
MAMMALS
live births
Cold blooded
FISH
gills breathing
REPTILES
scales
AMPHIBIANS
land & water
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