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This animal is a spider. It is an invertebrate meaning it does't have a bony vertebral column. The spider is classified under the phylum Arthropoda under the group called Arachnid. This species has six pairs of appendages and two body parts called the cephalothorax and abdomen. The cephalothorax has the pair of chelicerae which are claw-like feeding appendages. This feature gives rise to the subphylum name of spiders of Cheliceriforms. The chelicerae, the other appendages and the cephalothorax are black in color. The abdomen of this spider has a dark orange color with black lines crossing it in the middle.

This is species is a Mollusc. The only visible portion of the animal in this picture is the shell. Molluscs are invertebrates which means that it lacks a bony vertebral column. It is classified under the phylum Mollusca and the class Gastropoda. The mantle is the body part of this Mollusc that secretes the hard protective shell that protects the rest of the soft body parts of the animal. This shell is a light grey and light brown color that is in a coiled shape.

This is a bird species. It is a vertebrate which means that it has a bony vertebral column. It has wings and feathers which have a black color. It also as a very large tail. Birds eyes have acute vision and this species of bird has eyes that are yellow. In addition, this bird has two feet with three toes and claws to enable the bird to perch as it is in the picture. The beak of this bird species is long, thin and pointed at the apex.

This is a vascular plant species. It has green stems that attach to the leaves. The leaves are also green and are a simple leaf that has an oval shape and pointed at the tip. It has a petiole that runs down the middle of the leaf and veins branching off of it. In addition, this plant has "red berry" like structures which contain the reproductive structures of the plant.

The species is an insect. The order to which this species belongs is Lepidoptera. The insect has three body regions; the head, thorax, and abdomen. From the thorax, this butterfly has two pairs of wings. The wings have different patterns consisting of the colors grey, orange and black. The head consists of two large compound eyes to locate flowers and two antennae. This is the adult form of this insect that have undergone complete metamorphosis.

This is a vascular plant species. The leaves of this plant do not have blades but have green needles. It has a large trunk with secondary growth in the form of brown bark. This is a gymnosperm because it doesn't have a flowering reproductive structure but through male and female cones.

This plant species has secondary growth consistent with woody developments. The leaves are green and in an oval shape. The stems attached to these leaves are also green in color. The type of leaf is a simple design with a net like network of veins. This reveals that this plant is a dicot.

This plant species is an angiosperm. The reproductive structure of this plant is a flower. It has a three petals that have a purplish hue. In the middle of the flower you can see the male reproductive structures of the plant with two filaments, each with an anther that creates pollen grains. In between the two stamens you can see the carpel which produces the female gametophytes. The non-reproductive leaves are green in color. It is a simple leaf with parallel veins as the vascular system. This plant is a monocot because of the petal structure and leaf structure.

This plant species has woody stems and green needle like leaves. The "berry" in the upper portion of the photo is actually a female cone. Since it doesn't have flowers as it reproductive structure and uses cones for reproduction this is a gymnosperm.

The species being studied is the flowering plant with white petals. This species would be classified as an angiosperm because the reproductive structure has flowers. They have thin stems. Petals are arranged in groups of five so it is a dicot.

This species of plant contains modified leaves called spines. This is where the carry out photosynthesis. The rounded green structures are the stem. They are enlarged compared to other plants because they are adapted to store water. In addition this species contain Areoles which appear as hair like extensions that form the spines and the flowers of the cactus.