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Animal Kingdom Classification Crossword Puzzle for College is a medium crossword puzzle with 17 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Animal Kingdom Classification Crossword Puzzle for College
Challenge yourself with this medium-difficulty crossword focused on animal kingdom classification. Perfect for college students studying taxonomy, phyla, and animal characteristics.
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- 1. Invertebrate phylum including snails and octopuses
- 3. Animal lacking a backbone
- 6. External skeleton typical of arthropods
- 10. Type of body symmetry with two identical halves
- 12. Phylum of roundworms, many parasitic
- 15. Phylum including jellyfish and corals
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- 2. Primary taxonomic category below kingdom
- 4. Biological process of transformation in some animal life cycles
- 5. Animal group where the anus develops before the mouth
- 7. Largest animal phylum, includes insects and spiders
- 8. Phylum of sponges, simplest animals
- 9. Animal with a backbone
- 11. Spiny-skinned marine animals like starfish
- 13. Class of scaly, cold-blooded vertebrates
- 14. Group of arthropods including crabs and lobsters
- 16. Segmented worm phylum
- 17. Cold-blooded vertebrates living both in water and land
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