Across
- 2. The effort to define the boundaries between the various created kinds of animals.
- 4. Food and waste enter/exit through the same end.
- 7. An imaginary line that creates multiple mirror halves.
- 8. A hollow within the body that contains most of the animal's vital organs.
- 9. Food enters one end of the body and waste exits the other end of the body.
- 10. Animals that DON'T have a spinal column are called this.
- 12. An animal's sensory organs and brain are clustered into one end of the body-the head.
- 15. A flexible rod within an animal's body.
- 16. Animals that have a notochord are called this.
- 19. An imaginary line that only creates two mirror halves.
- 20. Animals that can regulate their inner temperature are called this.
- 21. The property of an object that can be divided by one or more imaginary lines into mirror-image halves.
Down
- 1. Animals that cannot regulate their inner temperature are called this.
- 3. A scientist who studies animals.
- 5. A hard outer covering of an organism.
- 6. Animals that have a backbone are called this.
- 11. Another name for a spinal chord.
- 13. An abbreviation that Carolus Linnaeus created for classifying animals.
- 14. A type of animal similar to a sea star.
- 17. There are imaginary lines that can create any mirror halves.
- 18. An animal's digestive tract.
