Question

Click the "Play" button under Familiar Faces. Use the magnifying glass and explore the species as you did before.(4 points)
Amniote Vertebrate Bilateral Symetry
Dog



Goldfish



Kingsnake



Stick Insect

Answer 1

It seems you are referring to a specific interactive or educational tool that I cannot access or interact with directly. However, I can provide you with general information about the species you mentioned based on their classification and characteristics.

### 1. Dog
- **Amniote**: Yes, dogs are amniotes as they lay eggs or give live birth, and have an amniotic sac during development.
- **Vertebrate**: Yes, dogs are vertebrates; they have a backbone.
- **Bilateral Symmetry**: Yes, dogs exhibit bilateral symmetry, meaning their left and right sides are mirror images.

### 2. Goldfish
- **Amniote**: No, goldfish are not amniotes; they are fish that lay eggs in water.
- **Vertebrate**: Yes, goldfish are vertebrates as they have a backbone.
- **Bilateral Symmetry**: Yes, goldfish have bilateral symmetry.

### 3. Kingsnake
- **Amniote**: Yes, kingsnakes are amniotes as they are reptiles and lay eggs or give live birth.
- **Vertebrate**: Yes, kingsnakes are vertebrates with a backbone.
- **Bilateral Symmetry**: Yes, kingsnakes exhibit bilateral symmetry.

### 4. Stick Insect
- **Amniote**: No, stick insects are not amniotes; they are insects and do not have an amniotic sac.
- **Vertebrate**: No, stick insects are not vertebrates; they are invertebrates.
- **Bilateral Symmetry**: Yes, stick insects have bilateral symmetry.

Feel free to ask for more details or clarification on any of these species!