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VERTEBRATE ANIMALS

VERTEBRATE ANIMALS. Leaf tale chameleon. BY ANA RUPEREZ. http://www.davidlnelson.md/Cazadero/FiveVertebrates.htm. Title: vertebrates. Objective: to learn about vertebrates and its characteristics. Materials: Presentation, book.

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VERTEBRATE ANIMALS

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  1. VERTEBRATE ANIMALS Leaf tale chameleon BY ANA RUPEREZ http://www.davidlnelson.md/Cazadero/FiveVertebrates.htm

  2. Title: vertebrates • Objective: to learn about vertebrates and its characteristics. • Materials: Presentation, book. • Procedure: we watch a presentation, internet videos and played a game. • Results: these are the characteristics of vertebrates: • Mammals: picture and characteristics • Birds: picture and characterisctis • Reptiles: picture and characteristics • Amphibians: picture and characteristics. • Fish: picture and characteristics. • Glossary:

  3. Mammals: Hair Lungs Milk Warm-blooded Viviparous Birds Feathers Oviparous Lungs Warm-blooded Lightweight wings Fish: Oviparous Gills Scales Fins Cold-blooded Amphibians: Methamorphosis Moist and smooth skin Lungs Cold-blooded Reptiles: Scales Oviparous Cold-blooded . GLOSSARY

  4. Vertebrate animals • Vertebrate animals are animals with a backbone or vertebral column. • There are 5 groups of vertebrate animals: amphibians mammals birds reptiles fish

  5. Mammals Mammals are vertebrate animals, they are viviparous, and they suck breast milk when they are just born. • head • Their bodies have three different parts • trunk • extremities/limbs • Mammals are the only animals that have hair, although the group of marine mammals lacks it (doesn´t have it). They have lungs to breath and they can live both in land or water. • Most mammals are TERRESTRIALS: They live on land. TERRESTRIAL MAMMAL GROUPS ARE: CARNIVOROUS UNGULATE/HOOFED PRIMATES • ACUATIC mammals are those that always live in water. Acuatic mammals cannot breath in the water, they must rise to the surface to take air because they also breath with lungs The group of acuatic mammals are: CETACEAN They are warm-blooded (they can mantain their body temperature) and they feed their young with milk that the female produces.

  6. CLASSIFY THIS MAMMALS A • PRIMATES • UNGULATES • CETACEAN • CARNIVOROURS B C D

  7. REVIEW:

  8. Vocabulary questions… • Mammals give birth to live young, so they are: • Viviparous. • Oviparous. • Ovoviviparous. • The ungulates are a type of terrestrial animals that have: • Hooves. • Foot with fingers. • Many gulates. • Marine mammals don’t have ______ like other mammals but they have ______ to breath and they need to rise to the _______ to do it. • Mammals have ___ extremities or limbs, one____ and one ____. • Mammal mothers nurse their young with ______.

  9. Birds Birds are vertebrate animals, they are oviparous, terrestrial and they have lungs to breathe. • They have four different parts in their bodies : head, trunk, tail and extremities/limbs (wings and legs ). • Birds are the only animals that have their bodies covered with feathers. • Females lay eggs in nests and they incubate them. Their bones are lightweight and usually hollow to fly. Most birds can fly, but some cannot (ostrich or penguin) They are warm-blooded. • Some examples of birds are: . http://visual.merriam-webster.com/animal-kingdom/birds/examples-birds_4.php

  10. Some questions…. • Are birds viviparous or oviparous? What does it mean? • Draw a feather. • How are their bones like? • What is a nest? • Do all birds fly? Give examples of birds that cannot fly. • What is the meaning of warm-blooded? http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/

  11. Reptiles, amphibians and fish REPTILES are vertebrate animals, they are oviparous, they have lungs to breath and they have their bodies covered with scales. -Reptiles body is divided in : head, trunk, limbs(extremities) and tail. - Reptiles can move in many different ways: snakes don´t have limbs and they slither(slide), marine turtles swim and lizards, walk. - Reptiles usually lay eggs, and they are cold blooded. AMPHIBIANS are vertebrate and oviparous, and they have moist smooth skin. -Amphibians body is divided in: head, trunk and limbs. Some, like frogs, don´t have tail; others,like salamander, do have tail. • When young amphibians are young they are very different from their parents, they change a lot. These changes are called metamorphosis. • They live in water and land, they breath with gills and lungs.They are cold-blooded. FISH are vertebrate, oviparous, they breath with gills and their body is covered with scales. -Fish body is divided in: head, trunk, tail and some fins to swim. - They can breath under water using gills to take the oxygen disolved. -They are cold-blooded. They lay many eggs.

  12. Some questions…. • Circle which of them have gills… • Mammals Reptiles Amphibians Fish Birds • What are gills? • Ennumerate the vertebrates that have scales. • What is metamorphosis? • Complete: (fin, gill, lung, scales, eggs) • Reptiles and fish have their skin covered with_______. • Young amphibians and fish use______ to breath. • Reptiles, fish, amphibians and birds lay______. • Mammals, birds and amphibians have______ to breath. • Marine mammals and fish have _____ to help them to swim.

  13. Write the name of the group of vertebrates

  14. GAME: • http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/content/animals/kidscorner/games/animalclassgame.htm

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