Animals

[@maryambouhraoua7894]

Gosh! Didn't know we were a bunch of assholes!

[@indukailas]

I love these videos as a senior teacher!

[@elmarbasim7865]

hey miss

[@mohammedabdulmallik9862]

Awesome vedio to learn kingdom animalia

[@allenbinger3067]

first off, thank you Mr. Anderson for these videos. second, THIS is the way we should learn, im interested, i can rewind when i miss something, i can pause and come back later, i can ask you or the comments if i have questions, school needs to be just a room full of computers. i could have read this from a book, yea, but i gotta buy the 80$ book, go get it, find the chapter i want, and then skim over until i find the info i need. OR........ google mr anderson and find his awesome videos.

[@anonymas825]

I second that

[@ashwoolard4035]

well it's 2020 and this is how like half of kids are learning rn lol

[@jaspergillgannon4991]

However, nothing for me beats being in the same physical presence of a teacher teaching. You can also ask questions right then and there

[@bobasbeity9345]

I'm in love with your videos .. you are Brilliant !!!

[@sciencenerd7639]

To clarify, a lancelet is not a vertebrate. However, it is a member of the chordate phylum. In other words, it is an invertebrate and it is very closely related to vertebrates. Fantastic video, thank you

[@tuckertodd5568]

This channel is one of the main reasons that I'm so in love with STEM studies here in college, can't watch enough of these. Thank you so much.

[@MooMooMath]

You know your Science. Helpful video Thanks

[@vonkolenkids8969]

2/10 on a test I had a chance to take a retake on it. I watch this and I got 10/10 :D.

[@guitar19jeu]

0:37 amoebas ...lol does anybody remembers the amoebas boys from powerpuff girls

[@christianwong9491]

nice wallpaper behind you! Mr.Anderson :D

[@JamezBnd007]

I love watching your videos before i start reading the book. Thank you!

[@binkiekim1597]

Thank you so much for this video Mr. Anderson!

[@macyfrost9011]

Hi Mr. Anderson. Big fan of your work. I look forward to watching your video before every single lab. Sending love from ACU

[@kokonutbeats3454]

This is an amazing video. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wyattcunningham4266]

Panek bio class wya?

[@Tominatorr]

Great video once again Mr. Bozeman! You never fail to amaze me!

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Really

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

The celeomate-aceleomate split is outdated. Protostomes are split into ecdysozoa/spiralia

[@suelane3628]

Animals predated the Cambrian explosion and molecular dating suggests up to 800mya. Granted the Ediacaran's don't obviously belong to modern day Phyla; though there is a suggestion that there are representatives of Placozoans and even primitive stalked Echinoderms. Also fossilised worn casts and trails suggest an earlier date for bilateral symmetry.

[@brittatorget1367]

3:46 IT'S MARCO!!!

[@boingibongo]

“Sadly we are deuterostomes and we were formed by an anus” 4:40 lol

[@rockndmetalforever]

When you have an AP bio exam in less than an hour and your class didn't go through the last 4 units 🙃

[@anandhalwan8177]

I feel you

[@mr.epicchoco9151]

So, did I give you nostalgia of 5 years ago?

[@sixomula]

@@mr.epicchoco9151 Did I give you nostalgia 🤔

[@edthoreum7625]

great job,thanks! how about a video on the arthropods(80% of fauna?) heads, a problem related to their ancestors basal animals?

[@duhduhvesta]

YESSSS

[@gugulothnarayana5717]

very thankful 2 u nd i love u r teaching way

[@blackburgundy1659]

The lecture I was given by my professor says that Lancelets have a head? The notochord connects to it?

[@abongilemboto9367]

Mr Andersen, you are amazing!!! bozemanbiology is my go to place for my biology module:)

[@fijiboy_cr7]

In the end we all are just assholes !!

[@alaruruninialaruruya2841]

Thank you for making these videos, they help a lot⭐

[@youngchase3636]

Brilliant!! Thanks a Lot!

[@vampireducks1622]

Great vid, again

[@soowonchoi8872]

Nice video. I hope my teacher gonna be like you ....

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Wonder of nesiclate

[@poniesgirl1]

Love these videos! My bio teacher referred my class to your videos, since the AP curriculum is close to identical to the 11U curriculum (the Canadian curriculum in Ontario). She told us that she has based some of her lesson plans off these videos and it's super helpful just to reinforce the lesson with the video.

[@tarinsophanowong4953]

You are the best

[@codygipson7888]

Is there a general term I can use to search for more of this so I can get a poster with this info to put on my wall

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

Also, why do the chordates get their own in depth look but not the other animal groups?

[@Mumbo_Jumbo]

If only ava and adan wouldn't eat the fruit of wisdom life wouldn't be this complicated :'(

[@loafie_bread]

for real tho, like refraining from eating a damn fruit couldn't have been that hard, look what you've brought upon us 😭

[@adithyasunil30]

thank you so much for this video!!!!really helped me a lot!!

[@awadalsayari9861]

Same he explains so well!😊

[@clairenime]

It was helpful!

[@TheAZCOMEDY]

You forgot pseudocoelmates but you are the so helpful!

[@lilsavage8265]

i am just in nine grade and i felt that i am almost graduating collage!! WOW

[@azzasarfraz3678]

make 2 videos on vertebrate evolution and invertebrate evolution !!!!!!!! from MADER BIOLOGY *.*

[@vickiecutts238]

Where are the birds??😳

[@swimmyricky]

The dislikes are teachers and professors who want to keep their jobs.

[@CentauriGamerz]

Nice video. But lancelet is not a vertebrate. It is a cephalchordate.

[@wootwootmyboi]

NERD!!!!!!

[@cademurray4057]

He's a science teacher boi so bang!

[@rebeccaconway7999]

WhalenScience z

[@isaiahcampos8671]

i dont got it

[@jasminemeyer6770]

Thank u so much u helped me study for my test so much

[@nesslig2025]

2:15 The first animals appeared way earlier than that. Fossils of animals go back in the Ediacaran, and there is evidence for animals originating over 600 million years ago. www.pnas.org/content/101/17/6536.full#sec-2

[@chewby218]

Love it

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Dinosours

[@haddadmj96]

You are God!! Thank ya!!!!

[@elitetech7728]

I am Satan.

[@landonharris3875]

Mpuan Asa It's an expression. Chill.

[@durianpeople]

Is there any link to the classification diagram on 0:40?

[@zeinmayassi5264]

Who is the also doing their home schoolwork.

[@mebellinelll1574]

Andrew Sinah me

[@jo-annemclagan2597]

I’ve only just found you, wish l’d found you before x

[@brandlove9416]

Is echinoderms an bilateral or radial symmetry??

[@brittanyjacobson5199]

When they are larva they have bilateral symmetry.

[@OnnoHGWEricCman]

Hey Mr. Anderson, I thought Sponges and other organisms in phylum Porifera were sessile. But you are saying that all animals are motile? Which one is correct

[@marisolbalderas9229]

I know it's a little late, but he said that animals were motile at one point in their life. Sponges are motile early in their development, but later become sessile.

[@marisolbalderas9229]

I know it's a little late, but he said that animals were motile at one point in their life. Sponges are motile early in their development, but later become sessile.

[@duhduhvesta]

The tissue vs no true tissue confused me a bit

[@quinngriffin30]

this is awesome and Mr. Anderson is so cute xD

[@_dfrogman17]

echinoderms have radial symmetry, you forgot birds on the list, and the legs category was wrong because snakes dont have legs neither do caecilians and the lungs category was wrong fish don't have lungs

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Minopial

[@batoulelhallani4993]

could you remove the captions please? they block out some info that are displayed

[@batoulelhallani4993]

no i didn't! how do you remove it?

[@daoriginalbeast]

sponges are motile? how

[@CBTkekw]

We are deuterostomes, sadly

[@TheMichaelMedina]

What about birds?

[@baileyedwards4530]

He said it was just put in the same tier as reptiles.

[@CentauriGamerz]

Not amoebas. My bad. Lamcelets.

[@rosariolozano4362]

Thank you for now saying lancelets

[@Hank-x7m]

Bird is missed.

[@jonatanmendoza6768]

In larva stages

[@RonnieAntony]

aves(birds) ?

[@copfy8557]

2:42

[@mewkaryote649]

So chordates start thier lives as butts. ok I started my life as a butt.

[@jessswanson4831]

TMC anyone?

[@Morgan-wr8ee]

*looks at home work*

[@11.christopherkayne70]

Uwowowowowow

[@reecat4173]

real

[@theheadlessguitarist7]

Anytime I'm being told I'm an animal I automatically disregard my source. Information like that is trash. Edit: Why the heck are humans classified as invertebrates??? Last I checked, I have a spinal cord.....

[@rosariolozano4362]

We are classified as vertebrates

[@theheadlessguitarist7]

@@rosariolozano4362 but to say we're animals is an insult.

[@KungFuPanda1223]

skinny!

[@vishruthhv7325]

boringgggggggggggggggggggggg

[@reecat4173]

real