Animal Kingdom

3. They are hydras, jellyfish, bad waters, anemones, soft and hard or stony corals.
5. They present mammary glands and abundant or scarce hair as typical characteristics of the group
7. Organisms with radial symmetry, gelatinous body. They have 8 rows of combs that, when moved in a coordinated way, produce bioluminescence, are marine and are part of the plankton.
8. They are organisms with a true coelom, a body cavity completely covered by the mesoderm.
10. are animals such as frogs and toads that can live both on land and in water.
12. It is made up of a great variety of corals that are colonies of polyps protected by a calcium carbonate skeleton that is built by themselves.
15. They are cucumbers, urchins, stars, cookies, hearts, flowers, and sea snakes. With pentaradial symmetry, without head.

1. Animals that live fixed to the ground. With spicules, numerous pores and channels through which water and nutrients circulate. Have radial symmetry or are asymmetric.
2. Organisms with an endoskeleton formed by a vertebral column and skull.
4. They are flatworms such as planaria, tapeworm, liver sole, marine planarians and others.
6. Is an animal such as an: snail, clam, or octopus which has a soft body. They often live in marine environments, land (forests, jungles).
9. They are animal organisms in which there are no internal cavities and also lack a skeletal and respiratory system. Their nervous system is made up only of a nervous network, only some have larval stages.
11. Is a small animal, which most of them have a pair of wings. Ex. flies, bees, wasps. They often live in caves.
13. They are a group of arthropods with 4 pairs of legs and a body divided into cephalothorax and abdomen
14. They are characterized by having 5 pairs of legs. Most live in freshwater and marine aquatic environments and only a few are terrestrial like mealybugs.