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> That covers about all the biology regular people see, to the extent they care about. Insects and spiders are feeling left out. That insects and mammals are
by quesera 2y ago
> That covers about all the biology regular people see, to the extent they care about.
Insects and spiders are feeling left out.
That insects and mammals are both Animalia can be nonintuitive for preschoolers.
- mmooss 2y agoParazoa (e.g., sponges), radially-symmetrical creatures (jellyfish, corals, etc.), acoelomates (flatworms, I think), pseudocoelomates (nematode parasites, roundworms), echinodermata (sand dollars, sea urchins, etc), lophotrochozoans (molluscs, some worms, many more). A 19th century breakdown by Cuvier, influential for a long time, was: Vertebrates, arthropods, molluscs, radiates. (I don't know where worms fit.)
- TeMPOraL 2y ago> That insects and mammals are both Animalia can be nonintuitive for preschoolers. Insects and mammals both walk around. Plants and shrooms don't. Can't get more obvious than that for a kid.