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Sort items into smaller groups
Groups things into similar items.
Organize items to be neatly organized.
All of the above
Bacteria, Fungi, Insects, Animals, Microorganism
Bacteria, Fungi, Protist, Animal, Microorganism
Monera, Fungi, Protist, Animal, Plant
Monera, Fungi, Mircroorganism, Animal, Insects
Insects, Birds, Fish, Mammals, Arachnids
Insects, Crustaceans, Arachnids, Centipedes, Millipedes
Centipedes, Insects, Fish, Mammals, Birds
Birds, Millipedes, Insects, Arachnids, Centipedes
Two body regions, three pairs of legs, no antennae
Two body regions, two pairs of legs, one pair of antennae
Three body regions, three pairs of legs, no antennae
Three body regions, three pair of legs, one antennae
Two body regions, four pairs of legs, one pair of antennae
One or two body regions, four pairs of legs, no antennae
One or two body regions, four pairs of legs, one pair of antennae
One body regions, three pairs of legs, one pair of antennae
Two body regions, two pair of antennae, 5 or more pairs of legs.
Two body regions, no antennae, three pairs of legs.
Two body regions, no antennae two pair of legs.
Two body regions, one pair of antennae, 5 or more pairs of legs.
A centipede has two pairs of antennae.
A millipede has two legs per body section.
A millipede has a thousand legs per body section.
A centipede has no antennae.
Vertebrates have many legs while invertebrates have only one pair of legs.
Vertebrates have antennae while invertebrates have no antennae.
Vertebrates have a backbone while invertebrates have no backbone.
Vertebrates have wings while invertebrates have no wings.
Wings.
Fur.
Internal skeleton.
Scales.