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Reptile Scavenger Hunt

Reptile Scavenger Hunt. “The living fossil”. RETICULATED PYTHON. The living fossil order. tuatara. How do reptiles conserve water?. sphenodonta. Scientists agree on what killed the dinosaurs?. Pasty feces. 1 INVALID hypothesis on what killed the dinosaurs. GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE.

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Reptile Scavenger Hunt

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  1. Reptile Scavenger Hunt

  2. “The living fossil” RETICULATED PYTHON

  3. The living fossil order tuatara

  4. How do reptiles conserve water? sphenodonta

  5. Scientists agree on what killed the dinosaurs? Pasty feces

  6. 1 INVALID hypothesis on what killed the dinosaurs GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE

  7. Top of the tuatara’s head lays a…. Small mammals ate all the dinosaur eggs!

  8. When snakes move in a straight line 3RD EYE

  9. Land dinosaur with 3 horns RECTILINEAR MOTION

  10. OLDEST CHELONIAN TRICERATOPS

  11. Small/short armed land dinosaur GALAPAGOS TORTOISE

  12. Organs that detect smell T-REX

  13. Horned pterosaur JACOBSON’S ORGANS

  14. Snake movement with 2 pts of contact DIMORPHODAN

  15. Lays eggs SIDEWINDER

  16. Bacteria carrying large lizard OVIPAROUS

  17. Venomous lizard KOMODO DRAGON

  18. Egg water GILA MONSTER

  19. Amniote diffusion membrane/waste removal AMNIOTIC FLUID

  20. “modified egg” in mammals ALLANTOIS

  21. Crocodilians with U-shaped snout PLACENTA

  22. African croc ALLIGATOR

  23. African venomous snake (aggressive) NILE CROCOCDILE

  24. Venomous Australian snake/aggressive BLACK MAMBA

  25. Most numerous reptile order EASTERN BROWN

  26. Carapacial Order SQUAMATA

  27. Ventral part of the turtle shell CHELONIA

  28. Ditches the tail/survival tactic plastron

  29. Indian crocodilian CAUDAL AUTOTOMY

  30. EGG WHITE GAVIAL

  31. Strangling Squamatan ALBUMIN

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