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    Body Parts of Aquatic Animals

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    This document discusses the body parts of animals that live in water. It explains that fish have gills to breathe underwater, fins to help them swim, and scales for protection. It also notes that shrimp, clams, mussels and lobsters have an exoskeleton that supports and protects their body. Examples provided include green shell mussels, clams, and a student evaluation and model of an animal with underwater adaptations.

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    This document discusses the body parts of animals that live in water. It explains that fish have gills to breathe underwater, fins to help them swim, and scales for protection. It also notes that shrimp, clams, mussels and lobsters have an exoskeleton that supports and protects their body. Examples provided include green shell mussels, clams, and a student evaluation and model of an animal with underwater adaptations.

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    This document discusses the body parts of animals that live in water. It explains that fish have gills to breathe underwater, fins to help them swim, and scales for protection. It also notes that shrimp, clams, mussels and lobsters have an exoskeleton that supports and protects their body. Examples provided include green shell mussels, clams, and a student evaluation and model of an animal with underwater adaptations.

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    Body Parts of Aquatic Animals

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    Joice Dela cruz
    This document discusses the body parts of animals that live in water. It explains that fish have gills to breathe underwater, fins to help them swim, and scales for protection. It also notes that shrimp, clams, mussels and lobsters have an exoskeleton that supports and protects their body. Examples provided include green shell mussels, clams, and a student evaluation and model of an animal with underwater adaptations.

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    Body Parts of Animals that

    Live in Water
    Guide Questions:
     Where do animals
    live?
     What are the
    different habitat of
    animals?
     What are the
    different animals
    that live in each
    habitat?
    Explanation
     Guide Questions:
    1. What animals did
    you observe in the
    activities?
    2.Describe their body
    coverings. What are
    these for?
    Body Parts of Animals
    that Live in Water
    Gills
    Fish have gills
    to breath
    underwater.
    Fins
    Fish have fins
    to help them
    swim or move
    in the water.
    Scales
    Fish are covered
    with scales for
    protection from
    disease, injuries
    and attacks from
    other animals.
    Shells or Exoskeleton
    Shrimp, clams,
    mussels, and
    lobsters have
    exoskeleton that
    support and
    protect their
    body.
    Green Shell Mussel
    (Tahong)
    Clams
    Evaluation
    Animal Constructing Model
     Design and make a model of an
    animal that ahs adaptations for living
    underwater.

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