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Exploring Vertebrate Classes: Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians, and Fish

Dive into the fascinating world of vertebrates! This guide covers the five major classes: mammals that give live birth and produce milk, birds distinguished by feathers and flight, reptiles that lay hard-shelled eggs, amphibians transitioning from water to land, and fish that breathe underwater. Learn about unique features such as body coverings, temperature regulation, and dietary classifications like carnivores and omnivores. Understand essential biological concepts from genes to cellular energy, enriching your knowledge of life on Earth.

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Exploring Vertebrate Classes: Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians, and Fish

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  1. This 1 thing is Unlike the others Comparisons Chordata Pay Close Attention Freshen Up 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. Gives live birth, and females provide milk for their young

  3. What is a mammal?

  4. Spends the first part of its life in water and the second part on land

  5. What is an amphibian?

  6. Has dry scaly skin and water proof eggs

  7. What is a reptile?

  8. Lays hard shelled eggs

  9. What is a bird?

  10. The class of vertebrates that does not use lungs to breathe

  11. What is a fish?

  12. The first vertebrates to live full time on dry land

  13. What are reptiles?

  14. Animals whose diets consist primarily of meat

  15. What are carnivores?

  16. Animals that eat both meat and plants

  17. What are omnivores?

  18. All mammals have this on their bodies at one point in their lives

  19. What is hair?

  20. A type of feather that provides warmth for a bird

  21. What is down?

  22. Their body is covered with wet and slimy scales

  23. What are fish?

  24. All birds are capable of flight True/False

  25. What is false?

  26. The two warm blooded classes of vertebrates

  27. What are birds and mammals?

  28. The three classes of cold-blooded vertebrates

  29. What are fish, amphibians, and reptiles?

  30. Maintaining the temperature of the water of air surrounding their body

  31. What is cold-blooded?

  32. A reptile that has a long, slender snout and is very aggressive is a(n)

  33. What is a crocodile?

  34. Many vertebrates need to blend into their surroundings for survival this is called;

  35. What is camouflage?

  36. When a bird rubs oil into its feathers with its beak to waterproof them, it is called

  37. What is preening?

  38. Meaning “internal body temperature changes with their environment”

  39. What is cold-blooded or ectothermic?

  40. Some are monotremes, marsupials, and placentals

  41. What are mammals?

  42. The five kingdoms

  43. What are plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and protists?

  44. The energy powerhouse for a cell

  45. What is mitochondria?

  46. Another name for a gene

  47. What is an allelle?

  48. Created the first microscopes

  49. Who is Anton VanLeeuwenhoek?

  50. The Father of Genetics

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