Cold-blooded Vertebrate

Question 1

(description)
Classification: Alligatorinae
Lives for 30-50 years
Size and weight: 500 lbs and 11 - 15 ft.

Answer 1

Alligators

Question 2

A type of egg made by reptiles and birds or egg laying mammals.

Answer 2

Amniotic Eggs

Question 3

cold blooded vertebrate animal that has frogs, toads, newts, and also salamanders. They have gills when they are young and when they are older they get lungs.

Answer 3

Amphibians

Question 4

(3 examples)

• lungfish
• Cichlid
• Arowana

Answer 4

Bony Fishes

Question 5

(description)

worm-like, lives on tropical places, poor eyes, lack of limbs, borrows.

Answer 5

Caecilians

Question 6

(3 examples)

• stingray
• Holocephali
• Sawfish

Answer 6

Cartilaginous Fishes

Question 7

(description)
Classification:  Crocodiles
Life: 70 or 70-100 years
Weight: 500-22,00 lbs 
Size: 13-17 ft.
Speed: 15-20 mph

Answer 7

Crocodiles

Question 8

Animal that depends on outside sources for its body heat.

Answer 8

Ectotherms

Question 9

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Answer 9

Endotherms

Question 10

(description)
Short body, tailless, amphibian
Classification: Salientia
Size: 2-5.9 in.
Life: 10-12 years

Answer 10

Frogs

Question 11

A organ of a amphibian, it takes oxygen from the water flowing by it.

Answer 11

Gills

Question 12

(2 examples)

• Heterostraci
• Pteraspidomorphi

Answer 12

Jawless Fishes

Question 13

(description)
reptiles, lives around the world
Classification: Squamata

Answer 13

LIzards

Question 14

sense organs system, that are inside water living vertebrates,
What is dose: senses the movement and vibration in the water around animal

Answer 14

Lateral Line

Question 15

a pair organs that get oxygen to got to the heart and circulates through the body and removes the carbon dioxide

Answer 15

Lungs

Question 16

its when a insect or amphibian changes in to something over time like caterpillar to butterfly

Answer 16

Metamorphosis

Question 17

a tetraped animal, it includes turtles and also snakes

Classification: Chordate

Answer 17

Reptiles

Question 18

(description)
lizard like, snout, thin, small right angled limbs, tails.
Classification: Amphibians
Weight: 55-66 lbs
Length: 3.8 ft. or 4.9 - 7.5  in.

Answer 18

Salamanders

Question 19

(description)
Long, legless, carnivorous, no eyelids, external ears.
Classification: Ophidia
Length: 3.9 in. or/ inbetween 8.2 ft.

Answer 19

Snakes

Question 20

a organ inside of an organism that is gas-filled, gives control over buoyancy for fish, and to stay afloat without swimming

Answer 20

Swim Bladder

Question 21

a tailed larva of a amphibian ( example: Frog and salamander) no legs and gills

Answer 21

Tadpole

Question 22

(description)
small, tailless amphibian
Classification: Salientia
Life: 10-12 years
Size: 2-5.9 in.

Answer 22

Toads

Question 23

(description)
land dwelling, shelled.
Classification: Testudinoidea
Length: 2.4- 3.1 in.
Weight: 95 lbs or 3.4 - 5.8 oz

Answer 23

Tortoises

Question 24

(description)
reptile, resemble lizards, has a name that means peaked back.
Classification: Sphenodontidae

Answer 24

Tuataras

Question 25

(description) reptile, shield like shell, both kinds of water dweller. Classification: Testudinata Weight: 550- 1,500 lbs or 3.4-5.8 oz Length: 6-7.2 ft. or 2.4-3.1 in. Speed: slow around 1.1 or higher mph but below 7.0

Answer 25

Turtles

Question 26

Vertebrates are is all animals that are in the group Vertebrata.

Answer 26

Vertebrates