Frog ID Land that is wet Amphistory Call it like you hear it Citizen Science

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Click to edit Master subtitle style Frogs Toads And By Stacy Hurney Flower Valley Elementary.

Advertisements

Vernal Ponds Contained Basin Depressions Lacking a Permanent Above Ground Outlet Small Pool in a shallow Depression of a Wooded Area.

Amphibian Classification

Herpetofauna: Season by Season

AMPHIBIANS Ms. Bridgeland 5th Grade.

Frogs and Toads. Our Frog Objectives Identification.

AMPHIBIANS HOLT BIOLOGY CH. 30 Pg

Classifying the Backboned Animals

Georgia Habitats: Swamp/Marsh

Herpetofauna: Season by Season Compiled by the Davidson College Herpetology Laboratory Eastern Hognose Snake Green Tree Frog Photos by J.D. Willson, K.

Frogs and Lizards Amphibian Characteristics Permeable skin Permeable skin Permeable: Allows the transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide to allow respiration.

Wetlands Important Habitats & Ecosystems What are “wetlands”?

HOURS are due in 2 weeks Epicenter2011 anyone? Belinder Science Night signup next Monday! Fish test retakes available this week only, grade clipboard.

Chapter 3 Section 3.

Chapter 11 Section 3 Amphibians.

Amphibians and Reptiles: An Introduction to Herpetofauna Compiled by the Davidson College Herpetology Laboratory Hognose Snake Green Tree Frog Edited for.

Amphibians and Reptiles Chapter 18 Section 2 6 th Grade Chapter 18 Section 2 6 th Grade.

AMPHIBIANS Ms. Bridgeland 5 th Grade. Are Amphibians a CLASS or a PHYLYM?

Pennsylvania’s Amphibian & Reptile Species Salamanders Turtles Frogs Toads Lizards Snakes.

Amphibians. Characteristics Amphibians are frogs, salamanders, and caecilian. Amphibians vary greatly but have a few common traits. Amphibians have moist.

Look at this bullfrog croaking!. Most male frogs and toads puff up their throats when they make a sound. Not all frogs and toads make the same sound.

Access Prior Knowledge Lesson 2: How do we classify vertebrates? Opening Activity ·Open Science textbook to page 10. ·Open Science folder to review vocabulary.

All About Frogs By: Trista Beam Mid Valley Elementary

Science Vocabulary All About Animals.

Frogs and toads of Pennsylvania. Frogs and Toads  Only tailless amphibians  Frogs have longer legs than toads  Leap instead of hop  Exhibit an external.

BY Tremayne Hi welcome to my power point. TADPOLE FROGS  End of the fifth week the hidden legs appear.  During the eighth week the tadpoles hidden legs.

Section 1 Origin and Evolution of Amphibians

Where is the biome? Every continent except Antarctica Bog, swamp, pond Description: Soil is saturated with water all year Water is stagnant Soil is nutrient.

25.4 Amphibians AMPHIBIANS Sound Amphibians KEY CONCEPT Amphibians evolved from lobe-finned fish. LINK Jointed limbs.

13.What is an Amphibian? 1. One group of vertebrate animals is the amphibians 2 Vocabulary: amphibians A cold-blooded vertebrate animal that lays eggs.

Animals Grow and Change

Amphibians Animals. Amphibians Amphibian: a vertebrate that lives in water as a larva and on land as an adult, breathes with lungs as an adult, has moist.

Amphibian Identification Frogs and Toads &Salamanders.

Amphibians Biology Club. Bullfrog Eastern American Toad.

By Daniel Anderson. Spring Peeper Carbon, Nitrogen, Hydrogen- To sustain plant life essential for the wooded area that that they live in Silt- Mostly.

Phylum Chordata Class Amphibia 30-3

Amphibians. Characteristics Amphibians are vertebrates that live the larval part of their lives in water and their adult lives partially or completely.

1. amphibian bird fish insect mammal reptile A B C D E F

 Wetland is an area of low land covered by water.  Swamp is a wetland in which mostly trees and other woody plants grow.  Marsh is a wetland in which.

Amphibians. Characteristics As adults: – 2 pairs of legs – Lay eggs in water – Obtain oxygen through skin – Smooth, moist skin – Many have lungs Frogs,

Amphibian Diversity. Amphibians Term “amphibian” means “double life.” During their life cycle, they live both in the water and on the land –When immature,

Amphibians and Reptiles Characteristics, Classes and Reps.

Amphibians and Reptiles. Amphibians: Animals that can live in water Have lungs Have legs Live part of life in water and part on land ectotherms Examples:

I. Fish A. Fish are cold-blooded 1. cold-blooded: body temperature changes with the air or water around it. 2. When air or water is cold, fish body temperature.

Animals with a double life

Amphibians Blue Poison Dart Frog. Suriname, South America.

Amphibians History 350 million years ago there were no vertebrates living on land. Fish lived wherever there was water Land had many resources and.

OHIO FROGS 1 Amphibian Basics Methods for Identification Field Guide Info.

Science By Ryan And Angel. The Project Is Amphibians.

Science Chapter 2.4 Reptiles Fourth Grade Lenkerville Elem.

Copyright Pearson Prentice Hall

Amphibian Diversity.

WHAT ARE THEY AND WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT?

Tuesday 4/12 Learning Goal:

WARM UP Sketch the fin of a ray-finned bony fish and the fin of a lobe-finned bony fish. Using your sketches, explain why lobe-finned fish were able to.

Amphibians Section 33.3.

KEY CONCEPT Amphibians evolved from lobe-finned fish.

Vertebrates There are five groups of vertebrates.

Amphibians Double Life.

Herpetofauna: Season by Season

Section 2 Amphibians Chapter 16 Bellringer

Amphibians Class Amphibia.

Amphibians have an internal skeleton.

Animal Types Amphibians.

Amphibians The word amphibian comes fro the Greek word amphibious- meaning double life.

Presentation transcript:

Frog ID Land that is wet Amphistory Call it like you hear it Citizen Science 100 200 300 400 500

What is Cope’s Gray Treefrog? Frog ID 100 This frog is identical to the Gray Treefrog except that it has half as many chromosomes. What is Cope’s Gray Treefrog? Back to the Board

What is the American Bullfrog? Frog ID 200 This is the largest frog in North America. What is the American Bullfrog? Back to the Board

What is Hurter’s Spadefoot Toad? Frog ID 300 This toad has specialized rear feet that aid in digging a burrow. What is Hurter’s Spadefoot Toad? Back to the Board

What is the Wood Frog? Frog ID 400 This frog is the only one found within the Arctic Circle. What is the Wood Frog? Back to the Board

What is the Eastern Narrow-mouthed Toad? Frog ID 500 This small toad has a pointed head and sounds like a young sheep. What is the Eastern Narrow-mouthed Toad? Back to the Board

What is a Wetland? Land that is wet 100 This body of water is defined by 3 characteristics: plants grow in saturated conditions, soils lack oxygen, and water is at or near the surface at some part of the growing season. What is a Wetland? Back to the Board

This animal is the best at creating a wetland. Land that is wet 200 This animal is the best at creating a wetland. What is a Beaver? Back to the Board

What is a Swamp? Land that is wet 300 This area is continually covered with water and vegetation is adapted for saturated soils. Cypress trees and alligators are found in this type of wetland. What is a Swamp? Back to the Board

A seasonal body of water that is free of predatory fish. Land that is wet 400 Daily Double A seasonal body of water that is free of predatory fish. What is a Vernal Pool? Back to the Board

What is a Biodiversity? Land that is wet 500 The variety of plant and animal life that is necessary for a biologically healthy wetland. What is a Biodiversity? Back to the Board

This word means ‘on both sides of life’ Amphistory100 This word means ‘on both sides of life’ What is an amphibian? Back to the Board

What is a frog? Amphistory 200 This animal has smooth or slimy skin, and usually lives in or near water. It also has long legs to move in leaps. What is a frog? Back to the Board

What are frogs and toads? Amphistory 300 These animals are anurans: a group of animals that is distinguished from other amphibians by being tail-less. What are frogs and toads? Back to the Board

What are salamanders? Amphistory 400 This is the third order of amphibians besides frogs/toads and caecilians. What are salamanders? Back to the Board

What is a tadpole/pollywog? Amphistory 500 The larval stage of a frog or toad. What is a tadpole/pollywog? Back to the Board

What is the American Bullfrog? Call it like you hear it 100 What is the American Bullfrog? Back to the Board

What is the Spring Peeper? Call it like you hear it 200 What is the Spring Peeper? Back to the Board

What is the Eastern Narrow-mouthed Toad? Call it like you hear it 300 What is the Eastern Narrow-mouthed Toad? Back to the Board

What is a Blanchard’s Cricket Frog? Call it like you hear it 400 What is a Blanchard’s Cricket Frog? Back to the Board

What is the Green Treefrog? Call it like you hear it 500 Daily Double What is the Green Treefrog? Back to the Board

What is 30 minutes? Citizen Science 100 This is the amount of time after sunset you will wait to begin monitoring. What is 30 minutes? Back to the Board

What is 2 minutes? Citizen Science 300 You must be quiet for at least this amount of time before you begin monitoring (the “acclimation time”). What is 2 minutes? Back to the Board

What is the Beaufort Wind Scale? Citizen Science 200 Use this wind scale to determine what wind speed is appropriate to monitor frogs. What is the Beaufort Wind Scale? Back to the Board

What are 4 data sheets? Citizen Science 400 You share at least this many data sheets with your chapter coordinator. What are 4 data sheets? Back to the Board

What is calling intensity 2? Citizen Science 500 The number on the calling intensity index that indicates “Calls of individuals could be distinguished, some overlapping of calls.” What is calling intensity 2? Back to the Board