'Webbed feet' presentation slideshows

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Kingdom = Animalia ? Phylum = Chordata ? Class = Aves

Kingdom = Animalia ? Phylum = Chordata ? Class = Aves. Order: Gaviformes. Groups: Loons. Range : Circumpolar in Northern Hemisphere. Characteristics : Webbed feet, tarsi compressed, legs posterior on body, laterally compressed bill. Common Loon Gavia immer .

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Amphibians The First Terrestrial Vertebrates

Amphibians The First Terrestrial Vertebrates. Alexander True, Ryan Adams, Michael Sinfield-Albets Toler. General Characteristics. Amphibians are present on all continents except for Antarctica. 3,000 modern day species. This is a remnant of a once diverse group. Belong to three orders:

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Amphibians

Amphibians. Characteristics of Amphians 1. M etamorphosis 2 . Obtaining Oxygen 3. Circulatory System 4. Movement 5. Reproduction B. Types of Amphibians 1. Anura 2. Caudata 3. Gymnophiona. Amphibians. Characteristics of Amphibians

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Habitats

Habitats. What is a habitat ?. A habitat is the place where living things live. It is more than just a home it includes the whole surrounding area. The habitat provides the animal or plant with food or shelter . People and their habitats. People can live all over the world.

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Adaptation

Adaptation. Evolution Unit 3.2.10. Thurs/Fri 10/31 & 11/1. Your Learning Goal : SWBAT predict the way an animal will evolve and explain their reasoning using the terms fitness, natural selection, adaptation, environment and genetic variation.

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Australian Animals

Australian Animals . By Jenna and Conor. Kangaroo.

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Loggerhead Turtle By Javiera Sanchez

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Long N ecked T urtle Adaptations

Long N ecked T urtle Adaptations. By: Jacob Deiman. Body Features. Long neck for finding food. Hard shell for protection. Webbed feet for swimming. Diet. insects. mollusks. crayfish. I live in the marshes and shallow waters of Austrstraila.

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Frogs

Frogs. Frogs are amphibians. This means they start underwater and live on land as well. They are cold blooded. What do frogs look like?. Frogs have big eyes. Webbed feet. Wet slimy skin. They shed their skin. Frog babies. Frogs lay eggs called frog spawn in ponds and lakes.

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Australian Animals

Australian Animals. By Luis A Ramirez. The platypus is only native to Australia. On the tips of its webbed feet it has small poison barbs that can kill up to a small dog (not known to kill humans). This creature is a mixture of a duck, a ferret and, a beaver (not Justin Bieber Bib). .

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Feathers and Fools

Feathers and Fools. Written by: MeM Fox Illustrated By: Nicholas Wilton Power Point by: Thuan Helped by: Mrs.Woodruff and Vaughn. What are Peacock and Swan?. Swan is a large water bird with webbed feet, a long, graceful neck, and white feathers. Baby swan is called cygnet.

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Diamondback Terrapin

By: Marcus Soo 4/3. Diamondback Terrapin. Introduction. The Diamondback Terrapin( Malaclemys terrapin) was named because of it shell looks like a diamond-shaped growth ring. Habitat.

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Survival of the Fittest

Survival of the Fittest. Are you a Survivor? G. Anthony Deschaine. Essential Question What does it take to survive?. What does it take to adapt to your Environment?. To be able to Eat and replace yourself Unique Characteristics to help you survive in your environment

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Platypus

Platypus. Description. Webbed feet Streamline body Broad tail Duck like bill Two layers of hair. Eating Habits. Forages on the bottom of river for food. Prey include: works insects crustaceans, and small vertebrates such as tadpoles.

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River Otter

River Otter. By : Michael Gramse. Physical Characteristics. Body length = 18-32 in. long Tail = 11-20 in. long Webbed feet Ear and nose flaps 5 toes. Habitat. It lives in: Lakes Rivers Streams. Food. It eats: Fish Minnows Frogs Mussels Snakes Crayfish Turtles . Adaptations.

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Penguins

Penguins. Chris Cooper Dariana Cruz Briana Holsclaw Colton Stepheson. Where they live. Live between the Equator Some live on the east coast They live on islands They even live on icebergs. Body Parts. They have oily feathers Big eye to see well Big webbed feet to steer.

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Thrill by William

Thrill by William.

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Alligator Adaptation

Alligator Adaptation. Armor skin for protection. Color for camouflage so he can be protect ed. Strong jaws for feeding. Webbed feet for swimming.

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