Transcript The Duck Billed Platypus

The Duck Billed Platypus
By: Conner and Yolanda
What is a Duck Billed Platypus?
• A duck billed platypus is an animal that is
mixed with a duck, beaver, and an otter
• There’s a poison stinger on the rear end of its
feet
• A duck billed platypus gets it name from (bill
and webbed feet), beaver (tail) and otter
(body and fur)
What does a Duck Billed Platypus
does?
• It eats fish, eggs, and shrimp
• Lays eggs and have poison in them
• Normal size is around 600 ml and bigger then
a female duck billed platypus
• It is sexually and can lay 2 to 3 eggs at a time
• They live around river, streams and wet
surface
What is Salmonella Typhimurium
• Salmonella is a organism that grow on any
food; dairy, poultry, and meat
• It can bring harm to humans and pets
• Most common cause is by food poison and
seriously fatal disease
• It is a bacteria that spreads and its sexually
• Salmonella isn’t a good thing to have in your
body at all it can deadly
Similarities
• Both a Duck Billed Platypus and Salmonella
Typhimurium has or can cause poison to a
human or another organism
Differences
Duck billed platypus
• Kingdom- Animalia
• Phylum- Chordata
• Class- Mammalia
• Order- Monotremata
• Family- Ornithorhynchidae
• Genus- Ornithorhy
• Species- Orn. Anainus
• Common Name- Duck Billed
Platypus
Salmonella typhimurium
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Kingdom- Bacteria
Phylum- Proteobacteria
Class- Gamma Proteobacteria
Order- Enterobacteriales
Family- Enterobacteriaceae
Genus- Salmonella
Species- Bongori, Enterica,
Arizonae, Typh, Enteritids
• Common Name- Salmonella
Typhimurium
DUCK BILLED PLATYPUS
SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM
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organism 1 here
Handout 5
Title of VENN DIAGRAM
2 here
Organism 1- Duck – Billed Platypus
•Animalia
•Multicellular
•Eukaryote
•no cell wall
•heterotroph
•motile
•sexual reproduction
Organism 2- Salmonella Typhimurium
List the 7 characteristics of life
here.
1. Kingdom
2. Phylum
3. Class
4. Order
5. Family
6. Genus
7. Species
1.Bacteria
2.unicellular
3.Prokaryote
4.cell wall
5.type of reproduction
6. heterotroph
7.sessile