Name: Staphylococcus aureus

Characteristics

 DNA Name: Liverwort

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with cellulose holding cells together Name: Giant Sequoia

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with cellulose holding cells together

 Tubes move water and nutrients to and from cells

 Seeds Name: Cherry tree

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with cellulose holding cells together

 Tubes move water and nutrients to and from cells

 Seeds

 Flowers Name: Morel

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with chitin holding cells together

 Spore reproduction Name: Fly Agaric

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with chitin holding cells together

 Spore reproduction

 Spores stored in gills of a hood called a "basidium" Name: Hydra

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together Name: Quahog

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens mouth first

 Has a mantle that makes a shell

 Has two shells Name: Giant Squid

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens mouth first

 Has a mantle that makes a shell

 Has 10 tentacles Name: Dung beetle

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens mouth first

 Has a chitin exoskeleton that it sheds as it gets larger

 Body separated into 3 segments: Head, abdomen and thorax

 3 pairs of legs Name: Black widow spider

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens mouth first

 Has a chitin exoskeleton that it sheds as it gets larger

 Body separated into two segments

 A pair of appendages on the head called "chelicerae" used for pulling food to mouth. Name: Snapping turtle

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens tail end first

 Backbone

 4 limbs

 Amniotic egg can be laid out of the water

 Lowers neck and pulls it straight back into the shell Name: Matamata turtle

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens tail end first

 Backbone

 4 limbs

 Amniotic egg can be laid out of the water

 Folds neck sideways under the shell. Name: Pterosaur - Sciroccopteryx moroccensis

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens tail end first

 Backbone

 4 limbs

 Amniotic egg can be laid out of the water

 Two holes in sides of head behind the eye (Diapsid openings)

 Pinky fingers extended to support wings Name: Roseate Spoonbill

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens tail end first

 Backbone

 4 limbs

 Amniotic egg can be laid out of the water

 Two holes in sides of head behind the eye (Diapsid openings)

 Arms extended to support wings Name: Wombat

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens tail end first

 Backbone

 4 limbs

 Amniotic egg laid internally

 One hole in the side of the head behind the eye (Synapsid opening)

 Marsupial pouch Name: Warthog

Characteristics

 DNA

 Multicellular with collagen holding cells together

 Bilateral

 Blastula opens tail end first

 Backbone

 4 limbs

 Amniotic egg laid internally

 One hole in the side of the head behind the eye (Synapsid opening)

 Placental birth