WARM UP List 5 characteristics of amphibians and/or vertebrates.

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WARM UP List 5 characteristics of amphibians and/or vertebrates.

Reptiles Notes Phylum Chordata

General Characteristics Skin with scales or spines Made of keratin Paired limbs Usually five toes with claws 3+ chambered heart Lungs No gills Eggs with shells and membranes Ectothermic

Classification Crocodylia Crocodiles and alligators Ancient Long jaw Near water Long jaw Teeth in sockets

Classification Testudines Turtles Shell fused to backbone Defensive

Classification Rhyncocephalia Tuataras Wedge-shaped head Ancient No teeth sockets

Classification Squamata Lizards and snakes Skin with horny scales 98% of group Skin with horny scales Shed

WRAP UP List 4 organisms in Order Squamata, 3 organisms in Order Testudines, 2 organisms in Order Crocodylia, and 1 organism in Order Rhyncocephalia.