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Vertebrates
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• Vertebrates• Mammals• Birds• Fish• Reptiles• Amphibians• Questions• References
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What are Vertebrates?What are Vertebrates?• Animals• Have a vertebral column• Have a bony skeleton• Can be cold-blooded or warm-blooded• They are of 5 types:
Mammals Birds Fish Amphibians Reptiles
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Mammals (1)Mammals (1)
• There are about 5,ooo species of living mammals.
• Mammals are animals that have:
• Hair• 3 middle ear bones• Mammary glands• Biggest brains out of all
the animals• Lungs
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Mammals (2)Mammals (2)
• Nourish the young with milk
• Can live in water or on land
• Are warm-blooded• Can survive in sub-zero
temperatures and hot climates
• Most are born live• Examples: cows,
horses, cats etc.
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Birds (1)Birds (1)
• Have wings and feathers• The 2 wings are the front limbs and
are used for flying• They do not have teeth• Have beaks• Have hollow bones• Have a special way of breathing• Have a very strong heart• Some cannot fly (example Ostrich)
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Birds (2)Birds (2)• Eat a lot for flight• Live on land• Are warm-blooded• Can survive in sub-zero
temperatures• Build nests for breeding• The largest bird is the
Ostrich• The most common bird is
the Red Jungle fowl • Birds eat bugs, grains,
worms etc.
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FishFish
• Live in oceans, ponds, lakes, and rivers
• Breathe through their gills• Swim with their fins• Have scales on their bodies• They lay eggs• They are cold-blooded• The disadvantage is that when it
is hot they have to find a cooler place and when it is cold, their activity slows down
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ReptilesReptiles
• Most live on land and some live in water
• They breathe through their lungs• They are cold-blooded• They crawl in a wavy motion• They lay their eggs on land• They do not sit on eggs for incubation• They shed their skin• Most have scales on their body
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Amphibians (1)Amphibians (1)
• Most have 4 limbs• They have smooth skin• They live in water when
they are young (i.e. they have gills)
• They are cold-blooded• They live on land when
they are adults (i.e. they have lungs)
• Lay their jelly-covered eggs in water
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Amphibians (2)Amphibians (2)• Have webbed feet to
swim better• Caecilians look like
earth worms• Frogs and toads have
4 legs• 2 legs are used for
jumping• Salamanders have
tails and legs• Salamanders have
smooth, moist skin
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Question (1)Question (1)
Why are mammals considered as vertebrates?
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Because they are animals, they have a vertebral column, they have a bony skeleton, and they are warm-blooded.
Question (2)Question (2)
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Circle the correct answer:
Fish :
a.Have a constant body temperature
b.Lay eggs
c. Shed their skin
d.Have the biggest brains
Question (3)Question (3)
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Three types of amphibians are:
Frogs and toads, salamanders, and caecilians.
Question (4)Question (4)
Fish Reptile Bird Mammal Amphibian
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Put the correct label on top of each picture.
Mammal Bird Fish Amphibian Reptile
Question (5)Question (5)
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What is the largest bird?
The Ostrich is the largest bird.
References (1)References (1)All about Birds. (n. d.). Retrieved April 21, 2004, from
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http://www.dfustate.or.us/springfield/birdycoloring.htmlBird. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
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References (2)References (2)Cow. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from http://
www.wingsofthedsagon.com/miscgalleryCrocodile. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
http://www.sciencemore.com/scipe.htmlCow. (n. d.) Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
http://www.4reference.net/encyclopedias/wikipedia/Cow.htmlEl Hajj, J. (2002). Sciences for Life. Sin-El-Fil, Lebanon: Lebanese
Publishers Company.Fish. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
http://www.it.bond.edu.au/inft140/lecture06/lec6.htmlFish. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
http://www.auburn.wednet.edu/Curriculum/whataday.htmlFrog face. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
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References (3)References (3)
Frog. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from http://www.mcpasso.k12.wi.us/˜kms/Web_Clip_Art/pages/Frog.html
Gifs. (n. d.). Retrieved May 10, 2004, from http://www.animations.comGray Whale. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
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http://www.Hlg.com/luxetumbra/index2.htmlLizard. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from
http://www.alanmarkcorcoran.com/travil.htmlRamel, G. (2004). The Amazing World of Birds. Retrieved April 21, 2004,
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References (4)References (4)
Salamander. (n. d.) Retrieved May 21, 2004, from http://www.livejournal.com/community/furartxchange.html
The New Lexicon Webster’s Encyclopedic Dictionary of the English Language. (1991). New York: Lexicon Publications, Inc.
The World of Vertebrates and Invertebrates. (n. d.). Retrieved March 28, 2004, from http://www.students.dsu.edu/birkela/Science/WEBQUEST.html
Three Horse Painting. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from http://www.alove4horses.com/calendar12.html
Vertebrates and Invertebrates. (n. d.). Retrieved March 28, 2004, from http://www.filebox.vt.edu/users/rburcham/edweb/project/in-vertebrates.html
Whale. (n. d.). Retrieved May 21, 2004, from http://www.syix.com/adsy/linda/jonathan/coloring/index.html
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