A Guide to the World of Animals

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The source then offers a short overview of the animal kingdom. It describes animals as eukaryotic, multicellular living things in Animalia. Apart from a small number of exceptions, they take in organic matter for food, use oxygen in respiration, possess myocytes, can move, and develop from a hollow cellular ball called the blastula during embryonic growth.

The text describes animals as a clade: all forms trace to one ancestor. Over 1.5 million animal species are known. That total includes roughly 1.05 million insects, over 85,000 molluscs, and around 65,000 vertebrates. The article adds that the real number may reach 7.77 million species on Earth.

Animal size spans an extraordinary range. At the small end, bodies can measure 8.5 μm, or 0.00033 in; at the other, they can extend to 33.6 m, or 110 ft. Their relationships with habitats and with one another are complex, producing detailed food webs. Zoology is the scientific field devoted to animals, while ethology focuses on animal behaviour.

According to the source, animals appear in fossils from the late Cryogenian. They then diversified during the following Ediacaran period in an event known as the Avalon expansion. Finally, the article says that animal derives from the Latin noun animal, with the sense of “having breath or soul,” and from the related Latin animalis. The page reports Post Views of 1 046.