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Count and compare body parts - Online practice 1
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Observation record A: six jointed legs and three main body sections are clearly visible. No picture is needed: use this written record. Reference for this collection: adult insects have six legs and three main body sections; spiders have eight legs and two main sections; the snail has a muscular foot and shell; the earthworm has a segmented body without jointed legs. None has a backbone.
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Check a calculation · Year 5 onward
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