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This includes classifying both animals and invertebrates by structure and function.    Respond to the following in...

This includes classifying both animals and invertebrates by structure and function.   

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:

  • If you had to choose an animal (not an invertebrate) as your “spirit animal”, which would you choose? Why?
  • How does this classification relate to its role as your spirit animal?     

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Porifera

Cnideria

Platyhelminthes

Arthropods

Annelids

Mollusks

Echinodermata

Insects ( butterfly, spider, grass hopper)

Fish

Amphibians

Reptiles

Birds ( crow, hummingbird, owl, hawk, eagle)

Mammals

My spirit animal is huming bird. Here its mandatory to choose a vertebrate. Birds are vertebrates. The spirit animals that are assigned are meant to give strength, hope, love and comfort.

The function evolved in huming bird to be my spirit animal is flight. Stucture developed for this is wings.

Fineness of function is the special evolution in huming bird. In spite of a small size its long beaks help reach small flowers and get best honey.

Hummingbirds are full of lightness, connection and speed. Its a sign of connectivity and adaptability. Hummingbirds connect flowers and plants. They are capable of amazing feats inspite of their small size. They can adapt to anything and flight still having playfulness and light spirit.

Hummingbirds can lift you up from negativity and show you that everything happens for a reason. Adapt to your surroundings instead of controlling outcomes.

In the evolution tree others are not small and efficient.


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