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Vertebrate Trading Cards Annie Sexton 4th Hour 3/13/09

Sea Lamprey Petromyzon marinus Sea Lamprey Agnatha

Sea Lamprey Sea Lampreys are cold-blooded They have 3 heart chamber Their method of fertilization is internal They can live in fresh or salt water They have no jaw Interesting Facts: Some of the Sea Lamprey’s fossils date back to over 500 million years! Most of the Sea Lampreys are extinct 

Whale Shark Rhincodon typus Whale Shark Chordata

Whale Shark Whale Sharks are cold-blooded They have 2 heart chambers Their method of fertilization is external They mostly live in oceans (salt water) They have a cartilaginous skeleton They have a ventral mouth Interesting Facts: If they stopped moving, they would sink to the bottom of the ocean! The average size of a Whale Shark’s mouth is 5 feet, but they only eat plankton!

Clown Fish Amphiprion ocellaris Clown Fish Osteichthyes

Clown Fish Clown fish are cold-blooded They have 2 heart chambers Their method of fertilization is external They live in the oceans (salt water) They have bony skeletons They have bilateral symetry Interesting Facts: The male clown fish are smaller than the females Favorite movie: Finding Nemo

newt Triturus vulgaris Newt Amphibia

Newts Newts are cold-blooded They have 3 heart chambers Their method of fertilization is external They live in moist areas, like swamps They have webbed feet They have bilateral symmetry Interesting Facts: They are important component of the global ecosystem They have been around since the dinosaurs

cobra Naja naja Cobra Reptilia

Cobra Cobras are cold-blooded They have 4 heart chambers Their method of fertilization is internal Their habitat is usually dry, like a desert They have ribs They have scales Interesting facts: Favorite instrument: flute

Ostrich Struthio camelus Ostrich Aves

Ostrich Ostriches are warm blooded They have 4 heart chambers Their method of fertilization is internal Desert or jungle regions Long necks They have beaks but no teeth Interesting Facts: They have many forms of transportation: flying, swimming, climbing, crawling and running

Platypus Ornithorhynchus anatinus Platypus Mammalia

Platypus Platypuses are warm blooded They have a 4 chambered heart Their method of fertilization is internal They can live in water or land (semi-aquatic mammals) They have body hair Interesting Facts: They are the only mammals who lay eggs Favorite Super Hero: Perry the Platypus