Fishes, Amphibians, and reptiles Flashcards

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1
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all vertebrates belong to which phylum

A

Chordata

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2
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True or False: All Chordata are vertebrates

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false

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3
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All Chordata have what at some stage of development

A

gills or gill slits

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4
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All Chordata have a flexible skeletal rod which protects the hollow nerve chord, called

A

Notochord

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5
Q

Vertebrates have a Notochord when?
What’s it replaced by?

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in the embryo stge. replaced by backbone

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6
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The back bone is the central part of the internal structure called

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Endoskeleton

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7
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endotherms are what?
also known as what?

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animals which keep body temp same. A.K.A warmblooded

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ectotherms are what?
also known as what?

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Animals which change body temp depending on temp outside. A.K.A coldblooded

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9
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Fishes have what to remove oxygen from water

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gills

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10
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where are gills located

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on either side of the head

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11
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All fish:

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are ectotherms
most have streamlined bodies and use fins for locomotion
good sense of smell
have highly developed nervous system

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12
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The three types of fish are

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Jawless
1.parasites
Cartilaginous
1.made fully of cartilage, a firm flexible
connective tissue
2.sharks in this class are carnivores
3. more dense than water
4. have to keep swimming always
Bony
1. most belong to this
2.have swim bladder to conserve energy
3.covered in smooth scales covered in a
thin layer of mucus
4.some have both lungs and gills

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13
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Frogs are ectothemic or endothermic

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ectothermic

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14
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Frogs, salamanders, and toads are all

A

amphibians

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15
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Amphibians live where

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both in water and on land

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16
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amphibians evolved from

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lobe-fined fish

17
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amphibians have gills or lungs?

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both, neither or one

18
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Amphibians need what to reproduce

19
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eggs of amphibians evolve into what

20
Q

In frogs and toads, how much does the tadpole change

21
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Amphibians divided into several groups

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frogs and toads
1.only amphibians to not have tail as adult
2.change in shape is called
metamorphosis
3. fins of tadpole turn into legs
Salamanders and Newts
1.have tails

22
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reptiles evolved from

A

amphibian ancestors

23
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what type of body covering do reptiles have

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dry, waterproof out of scales

24
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reptile eggs are

25
reptiles have how many chambers in their hearts
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3 groups of reptiles
Lizard and snakes 1.carnivorous 2.jaw hing 3.snakes have super bad hearing and sight but amazing sense of smell Turtles and Tortoises 1.have shells covered by layer of skin 2.shells formed by bony plates connected to ribs 3. Tortoises live on land, most turtles live in water Alligators and Crocodiles 1.closest living relatives to dinos 2.Alligators have broad head round snout, Crocodiles have thin head pointy snout 3.care for young