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Animal Kingdom Classification Crossword Puzzle for Elementary is a hard crossword puzzle with 14 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 Elementary
Challenge advanced young learners with this hard-level crossword on animal kingdom classification. Explores technical taxonomy terms, phyla, and unique biological classes.
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- 1. Relating to arthropods with jaw-like mouthparts
- 2. Process of transformation seen in insects and amphibians
- 7. Phylum including sea stars and sea urchins with spiny skin
- 10. Small branches of arteries involved in circulatory systems
- 11. Marine mammals including whales and dolphins
- 12. Phylum of soft-bodied animals often with shells
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- 3. Phylum of simple filter-feeding animals called sponges
- 4. Class of cold-blooded, water-dependent animals with moist skin
- 5. Class of cartilaginous fishes such as sharks and rays
- 6. Class of bony fishes distinguished by skeleton composition
- 8. Subphylum of insects characterized by six legs
- 9. Largest animal phylum with exoskeletons and segmented bodies
- 13. Stinging cell unique to cnidarians like jellyfish and corals
- 14. Segmented worms like earthworms belonging to this phylum
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