Powerpoint Invertebrate Animals

INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS
Presented by: Sonia Ll. Rogando

What are invertebrate animals?
• An animal with no backbone
• They have soft bodies because they don’t have
an internal skeleton (endoskeleton) for support.
Instead, many have structures on the outside
(exoskeleton)that provide support and
protection.
• Invertebrates are cold-blooded, meaning they
can’t regulate their body temperature, so it
changes depending on the environment.
• Over 90% of all species on earth are invertebrates
How many groups of invertebrate animals
are there?
• Arthropods
• Mollusks
• Echinoderms
• Cnidarian (stinging-cell animals)
• Annelids
• Flatworms
• Roundworms
• Sponges ( Poriferans)
There are 8 groups of invertebrate animals
Identify some animals belong to the different
group of invertebrate animals fill the table below
Group Animals
Sponge (Poriferans)
Mollusks
Cnidarians (Stinging-cell Animals)
Arthropods
Echinoderms
Flatworms
Roundworms (Nematods)
Segmented worms (Annelids)
ANT CRAB
JELLYFISH SEA ANEMONE
STAR FISH PLATYHELMINTHES
SNAIL SCALLOP
HOOKWORM ASCARIS
EARTHWORMS AND LEAF WORMS
Group Animals
Sponge (Poriferans) SPONGIA, LEUCOSOLENIA
Mollusks SNAIL, SCALLOP
Cnidarians (Stinging-cell Animals) JELLYFISH, SEA AMEMONE
Arthropods ANT, CRAB
Echinoderms STARFISH
Flatworms PLATYHELMINTHES
Roundworms (Nematods) ASCARIS, HOOKWORM
Segmented worms (Annelids) EARTHWORMS AND LEAFWORMS
WHAT AM I?
• I am flat, segmented and very long. My home is your intestine. We eat same
foods together. What am I?
ANSWER : FLATWORM
• My home is wet soil. My body is segmented. My best friends are farmers what
am I?
ANSWER: EARTHWORM
Unlocking of Difficulties:
Match column A with the correct answer in
1. Endoskeleton
column B
a. Scientist who studies the life cycle of insects
their behavior and how to control them
2. Exoskeleton
b. Body parts connected to the main part of the
body
3. Appendages
c. A series of major changes from larval form to
adult form
4. Entomologist d. An internal skeleton that provide support and
protection and act as a brace for muscles to pull
5. Metamorphosis against
e. A system of fluid closed tubes
6. Water Vascular system f. Outside shell composed of bony or horny
material
VIDEO VIEWING
GROUPINGS
• GROUP 1
- SPONGES
- CNIDARIANS
GROUP 2
- ECHINODERMS
- ROUNDWORMS
• GROUP 3
- MOLLUSKS
- ANNELIDS
• GROUP 4
- ARTHROPODS
- FLATWORMS
REPORTING
What are the different characteristics of the
following groups of animals?
Group Characteristic
Sponge (Poriferans)
Mollusks
Cnidarians (Stinging-cell Animals)
Arthropods
Echinoderms
Flatworms
Roundworms (Nematods)
Segmented worms (Annelids)
WHAT SHOULD WE DO TO PROTECT
THESE INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS FOUND
IN OUR LOCALITY?
ARTHROPODS
• Arthropods have segmented bodies
and tough skeleton with jointed
appendages.
• They make up the largest group in
the Animal Kingdom
• Arthropods are divided into five
groups: Insects, Arachnids,
Crustaceans, Centipedes and
Millipedes.
CHARACTERISTIC OF ARTHROPODS
• SEGMENTATION-
they have three
main body
regions;
HEAD,
THORAX
ABDOMEN.
ARACTERISTIC OF ARTHROPODS
• EXOSKELETON-
Arthropods
have hard
exoskeleton
outside their
body.
• JOINTED
APPENDAGES-
these are
adapted for
feeding, sensing,
walking and
swimming.
• The
mouthparts
include a pair
of
appendages
called
MANDIBLE
MOLLUSKS
MOLLUSKS (SOFT-BODIED ANIMALS)
•Mollusks are coleomate

animals with bilateral
symmetry, a soft internal
body, a digestive tact with
two openings and muscular
foot and mantle.
•Mollusks are found in aquatic
(ocean and freshwater) and
moist land environment.
•Mollusks use radula to scrape
food into their mouth.
• Snail
• Octopus
• Oysters
(talaba)
• Clams
• Squid
ECHINODERMS
ECHINODERMS (SPINY-SKINNED
ANIMALS)
• Echinoderms are marine animals
with spiny endoskeleton.
• Echinoderms use madreporite to
strain food from water.
• Almost all echinoderms have
internal skeleton made of hard
calcified plates.
EXAMPLES OF ECHINODERMS
• Starfish
• Brittle stars
• Sand dollars
• Sea Urchins
• Sea
Cucumbers
SPONGES
SPONGES (PORE-BEARING
ANIMALS)
•Sponges are pore-bearing animals.
•They have no organs and lack
symmetry.
•All sponges are aquatic and comes in
different shapes.
•Sponges have many types
of skeleton made up of tiny
needle-like structure called
spicules that protects them
from animals who try to eat
them.
CNIDARIANS
•Cnidarians are also called stinging-
cell animals.
•Its former name is Coelenterates.
•It has stinging cells called Cnidocytes
EXAMPLES
WORMS
PLATYHELMINTHES
• Platyhelminthes are flatworms.

• Flatworms are thin, acoelomate that can be
free living or parasitic.
• Flatworms have no digestive system.
• Flatworms are hermaphrodites, they
produce both eggs and sperm cells.
PLATYHELMINTHES
NEMATODES
• Nematodes are roundworms that have

long, thin and round bodies.
• Roundworms have round bodies, pointed
at both ends and are covered by tough
cuticle.
NEMATODES
ASCARIS AND HOOKWORM

ANNELIDS
• Annelids are segmented worms.

• They have body segments to help them
move.
• Their bodies are divided into segments with
a ringed appearance.
• Annelids have bilateral symmetry and have
two openings- the mouth and anus.
ANNELIDS
EARTHWORMS AND LEAF WORMS

INVERTEBRATES
Annelid Arthropods Cnidarians Echinoderms Flatworms Mollusks Roundworms Poriferans

(Spiny-skinned (Sponges)
No digestive (Soft Bodied Are under
Two body The largest in the
(Coelenterates) animals)
system, thin flat Animals) segment that Also known as pore
openings animal kingdom They have one Are marine animals acoelomate have long thin bearing animals
Characteristics: body opening and with spiny animals that can Soft bodied with round bodies No tissue, No organ
endoskeleton. be freely living or external or pointed at both
Annelid has *Segmentation
most have two
internal shells.
most have no symmetry.
layer cells parasitic, they are ends covered with
a simple * Exoskeleton
They have water
hermaphrodite tough cuticle.
All are aquatic most live
Adapted to
vascular system, Have a foot or in salt water some in
nervous tube feet and radical because they can Have muscles that fresh water, they differ in
Aquatic, floating, tentacles
*Jointed symmetry as adult. produce eggs and rub the length of color, shape and size
system Appendages sessile sperm cells Having a digestive their bodies.
They have many types
attachment to External skeleton
tract with 2 of skeleton called
*Mandible surfaces under made of limes Spicules
openings
water
EVALUATION
1. Which among the following animals has many pores or opening in its body?
a. Ascaris
b. Earthworm
c. Sponge
d. Tapeworm
2. Mollusks with two valves are called:

a. Bivalves
b. Gastropods
c. Trivalves
d. Univalves
3. Jellyfish are noted for their powerful tentacles. What are tentacles for?
a. For excretion
b. For digestion
c. For reproduction
d. For capturing food and defense
4. n invertebrate is/has _____________________

a. Warm-blooded
b. A mammal
c. A soft body
d. A backbone
5. Which of the following organisms is not an echinoderm?
a. Spider
b. Sea starp
c. Sea cucumbers
d. Sea urchin
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What are invertebrate animals?

How many groups of invertebrate animals are there?

INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS

Presented by: Sonia Ll. Rogando

•Mollusks are coleomate

• Platyhelminthes are flatworms.

• Nematodes are roundworms that have

ASCARIS AND HOOKWORM

• Annelids are segmented worms.

EARTHWORMS AND LEAF WORMS

Annelid Arthropods Cnidarians Echinoderms Flatworms Mollusks Roundworms Poriferans

2. Mollusks with two valves are called:

4. n invertebrate is/has _____________________

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