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Before you begin, decide if you agree or disagree with each of these statements.
As you view this presentation, see if you change your mind about any of the statements.
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Key Concepts/Essential Questions
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Vocabulary
Watch out for these words!
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What is it doing?
Look at the photo at the beginning of the lesson. This caterpillar is chewing food—one step in the processes of digestion and excretion. Animals perform these processes to get the energy they need to live.
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The shape of an animal’s teeth depends on its diet.
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Agree. Animals with different diets have differently shaped teeth for consuming that diet.
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Lesson Review
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Excretion is used only by animals that live on land.
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Disagree. Aquatic animals excrete water, ammonia, and carbon dioxide using kidneys and gills.
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How are an animal’s structures for feeding and digestion related to its diet?
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An animal’s feeding structures depend on its diet. Animals that eat meat have sharp teeth that cut and tear, and animals that eat plants have wide, flat teeth for grinding.
Key Concept/Essential Question Review
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How do the excretory structures of aquatic and terrestrial animals differ?
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Aquatic animals use kidneys to excrete large amounts of water and ammonia. Terrestrial animals use kidneys to excrete smaller amounts of water and either urea or uric acid. Aquatic animals excrete carbon dioxide through gills, and terrestrial animals excrete carbon dioxide through the lungs or spiracles.
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