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Open note quiz: amphibians & reptiles
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1. List 2 of the 3 groups of amphibians.
2. From what fish did amphibians most likely evolve? 3. Amphibians have an (exoskeleton, endoskeleton)
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4. T/F. Amphibians and reptiles have scales.
5. T/F Amphibians and reptiles are vertebrates. 6. Snakes use their _____________ for picking up scents.
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7. Amphibians (do, do not) require water for reproduction.
8. List one trait of a snake that indicates it evolved from lizard ancestors. 9. Adult amphibians and reptiles typically breathe with (lungs, gills).
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1. What are Mammals? 2. There are only 5,000 species of mammals
2. Mammals appeared about 200 million years ago Triassic period -- adaptive radiation during Jurassic…. 2.Mammals are believed to have evolved from Reptiles during the late Jurassic period
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1. What are mammals? 2. Mammal Characteristics
3. All mammals are endotherms 4. def- Animal that regulates its own body temp. Reason for high food consumption
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1. What are Mammals? 3. All mammals have hair/fur
4. The hair/fur functions to protect skin, provide sensory feedback, and serve as camouflage
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1. What are mammals? 3. There are 3 reproductive groups of Mammals
4. Monotremes: Egg laying 4. Marsupials: Fetus develops in a pouch 4. Placentals: Fetus develops in the mothers uterus
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1. What are Mammals? 3. All mammals have mammary glands
4. Produce milk to nourish young
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1. What are mammals? 3.Mammal brains are more developed and specialized (cephalized) than any other class of animals
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1. What are Mammals? 3. Heart has a 4 chambered heart and Diaphragm (muscle) that aids in breathing
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OPEN note quiz
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Quiz Mammals 1 1. How many chambers does a mammalian heart have?
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Quiz 2. (True or False) All mammals have mammary glands.
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Quiz 3. What kind of animals did mammals evolve from? A. Amphibians B. Reptiles C. Birds
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Quiz 4. What does it mean to be an endotherm?
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Quiz 5. Which reproductive group lays eggs? Placental B. Marsupial
C. Monotreme
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