1. Synapsids Anapsids Diapsids ? Lepidosaurs Archosaurs Fig 12-3

2. Extinct Lepidosaurs Ichthyosaurs Plesiosaurs Mosasaurs

3. Living Lepidosaurs - Sphenodontids - the tuatara of New Zealand

4. Living Lepidosaurs Squamates – Lizards, snakes and amphisbaenians Fig 13-1 Iguanas, chameleons, agamids Skinks, alligator lizards, Snakes, amphisbaenians, Varanids, gila monsters, geckos

5. “Lizard” Locomotion

7. “Lizard” Feeding See this site: http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~kiisa/lizardmovies.html

8. Lizard foraging mode and ecological/morphological traits Table 13.5 Sit and wait Mitochondria, etc Widely foraging Mitochondria, etc Horned lizard Whiptail Where would Gila monsters fit?

9. 1.A sit and wait predatory lizard would likely be territorial/nonterritorial, And would have more/less mitochondria than a wide-ranging lizard. 2.Gila monsters cool their body through evaporative cooling from what structure? 3.What is the function of the left-to right shunt in a turtle? 4.How does a turtle cause blood to shift from left to right? 5.Nest predation in painted turtles was related to rainfall. When there was lots of Rain, nest predation was higher/lower, presumably because _____________ ___________________

12. Challenges of tubular body - getting enough food down a small mouth 2 Solutions

16. Subduing large prey when you have no limbs Opisthoglyphous Solenoglyphous Proteroglyphous

18. “Lizard” reproduction