Period Chapter Animals Feeding Directions Compare and contrast each pair below. Tell how they are alike and how they are different. 1. filter feeders-fluid feeders A How they are alike B How they are different. 2. herbivore-carnivore A How they are alike B How they are different 3. gastrovascular cavity-digestive tract A How they are alike, B How they are different

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