Reptile Slap-It: A Review Game

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Reptile Slap-It: A Review Game A ECL 365 SI Ben white

Amniote Classification The purpose of this game is to review and test yourself on the way that amniotes are classified There are two sections: Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Lepidosauria vs. Archelosauria Play by yourself or get a big group together!

How to Play Split your group into teams or play as individuals Each slide will have a picture of an amniote and the taxonomic groups for that round. Have two people stand by the board before changing slides. As soon as the slide changes, the two players want to slap the category that the amniote on that slide belongs to. Whoever slaps the correct category first wins a point.

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Amniotes can first be split into three different categories based on the number of holes in their skull: Anapsid: No temporal fenestrae Example: Stem amniotes, turtles* Synapsid: One temporal fenestrae Example: Mammals and their ancestors Diapsid: Two temporal fenestrae Example: All extant reptiles and birds *while turtles are morphologically anapsid, they are genetically nested within diapsids

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 1

Bald Eagle Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Bald Eagle – Diapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 2

Human Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Human – Synapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 3

Tuatara Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Tuatara - Diapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 4

Elephant Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Elephant - Synapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 5

Pterosaur Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Pterosaur – Diapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 6

Tyrannosaurus Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Tyrannosaurus - Diapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 7

Sea Turtle Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Sea Turtle – Anapsid AND Diapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 8

Cotylosaur (Stem Amniote) Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Cotylosaur (Stem Amniote) - Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Round 9

Dimetrodon Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Dimetrodon - Synapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Anapsid vs. Synapsid vs. Diapsid Players Get Ready Final Round

Crocodile Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Crocodile – Diapsid Anapsid Synapsid Diapsid

Archelosauria vs Lepidosauria Diapsids can be broken down into two groups: Archelosauria and Lepidosauria Archelosauria: Thecodonts, pterosaurs, non-avian dinosaurs, birds, and crocodilians Lepidosauria: Plesiosaurs, ichthyosaurs, tuataras, lizards, snakes, and amphisbaenians

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 1

Pterosaur Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Pterosaur – Archelosaur Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 2

Komodo Dragon Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Komodo Dragon – Lepidosauria Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 3

Plesiosaur Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Plesiosaur - Lepidosauria Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 4

Hummingbird Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Hummingbird – Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 5

Triceratops Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Triceratops - Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 6

Alligator Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Alligator – Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 7

Tuatara Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Tuatara - Lepidosauria Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 8

Rattlesnake Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Rattlesnake - Lepidosauria Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Round 9

Velociraptor Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Velociraptor – Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Archelosauria vs. Lepidosauria Players Get Ready Final Round

Ichthyosaur Archelosauria Lepidosauria

Ichthyosaur – Lepidosauria (we think) Archelosauria Lepidosauria