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Warm up 1.What characteristics are similar between fish and amphibians? 2.What characteristic do both of these animal groups share with all the rest of the chordates?

 Must have adaptations to live on dry land  Dry, hard, plate-like scales  Thick skin  Amniotic egg

Rubbery shell for protection Yolk; energy/nutrient storage for embryo

Egg Comparison…

Atria Ventricle Double-looped circulatory system Three (ish)-chambered heart

ECTOTHERMIC -Body temperature is controlled by the surroundings

 Feathers  for flying  Different types for different jobs

 Bones  thin and hollow for flight  Amniotic egg

 Double-looped circulatory system  4 Complete Heart Chambers

 ENDOTHERMIC  Animal regulates its own body temp  High body temps (over 104 o F)  High metabolism  Pant to cool!  Eat a lot

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