Reptile Scavenger Hunt. “The living fossil” RETICULATED PYTHON.

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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

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

When snakes move in a straight line 3 RD EYE

Land dinosaur with 3 horns RECTILINEAR MOTION

OLDEST CHELONIAN TRICERATOPS

Small/short armed land dinosaur GALAPAGOS TORTOISE

Organs that detect smell T-REX

Horned pterosaur JACOBSON’S ORGANS

Snake movement with 2 pts of contact DIMORPHODAN

Lays eggs SIDEWINDER

Bacteria carrying large lizard OVIPAROUS

Venomous lizard KOMODO DRAGON

Egg water GILA MONSTER

Amniote diffusion membrane/waste removal AMNIOTIC FLUID

“modified egg” in mammals ALLANTOIS

Crocodilians with U-shaped snout PLACENTA

African croc ALLIGATOR

African venomous snake (aggressive) NILE CROCOCDILE

Venomous Australian snake/aggressive BLACK MAMBA

Most numerous reptile order EASTERN BROWN

Carapacial Order SQUAMATA

Ventral part of the turtle shell CHELONIA

Ditches the tail/survival tactic plastron

Indian crocodilian CAUDAL AUTOTOMY

EGG WHITE GAVIAL

Strangling Squamatan ALBUMIN