Animals: Chordates.

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Animals: Chordates

What is a Chordate? Characteristics: Have a clear backbone Have an Endoskeleton Regulate body temperature More advanced brain

The Backbone Backbones are made of vertebra The vertebra protect the spinal cord, which connects the nerves of the body to the brain

Cartilage Vs. Bone The endoskeleton is made of either cartilage or bone Cartilage-softer and more flexible Bone-harder and more rigid

Fishes A fish is a vertebrate that lives in water and has fins Pull oxygen out of the water using gills Use a swim bladder to change their position in the water

Jawless Fish Simplest Fish Do not have a moveable jaw Skeletons made of cartilage No scales Do not have paired fins Lampreys & Hagfish

Cartilaginous Fishes Have jaws, scales and paired fins Skeleton made of cartilage Sharks, skates & rays

Bony Fishes Have scales, fins and jaws Skeleton made of bone 95% of fish species

Amphibians Live part of life in water Cold-Blooded 4 legs Lay eggs in water Metamorphosis-total change in body shape

Amphibians Name means “double life” Their eggs will dry out and die if laid on land So most amphibians begin their lives in water They have gills No legs Usually have a tail with fins

Amphibians As they grow, baby amphibians develop legs and their gills change to breathe air These changes let them live on land Amphibians are the first animals to live most of their lives on land

Amphibians Have primitive lungs and breathe through their skin Need to stay moist or they suffocate Skin must be thin for this to work Many amphibians are poisonous because they do not have any other protection Because they depend so much on water, pollution is very dangerous for amphibians

Amphibians Amphibians are cold-blooded- their body temperature does not go above the temperature of their environment When it gets too cold or dry, amphibians will hibernate Hibernation is a special type of sleep that allows organisms to survive conditions that they normally would not When conditions are better they wake up

Reptiles Are ectothermic Have scales Have 4 legs Have toes with claws Lay eggs with shells

Birds Are Endothermic Have feathers Have 2 Legs Lay eggs with hard shell

Mammals Endothermic Have hair or fur Give birth to live young Make milk for young