Sketch your favorite animal in the space below and address the following prompts. Name a feature of your animal that identifies it as an animal instead of another eukaryote such as a fungus or a plant. What type of body plan symmetry does your animal display? What types of tissues are in this animal? Name a feature that distinguishes this animal from animals in other phyla or groups of animals.

Sketch your favorite animal in the space below and address the following prompts. Name a feature of your animal that identifies it as an animal instead of another eukaryote such as a fungus or a plant. What type of body plan symmetry does your animal display? What types of tissues are in this animal? Name a feature that distinguishes this animal from animals in other phyla or groups of animals.

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Chapter15: Antibiotic Agents

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