Intro
Fish
Amphibians & Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
100

All vertebrae, except ________, are tetrapods.

Fish

100

Characteristics of fish. 

ectothermic, have gills, paired fins, a two-chambered heart, and are oviparous.

100
Amphibians regulate body temperature through this method.

Ectotherm

100
Birds form offspring in this manner. 

Oviparous

100

Mammals regulate temperature through this manner. 

Endotherms

200

Vertebraes regulate body temperature in two ways. 

Ectotherms, endotherms

200

Cartilaginous and jawless fish have skeletons made of

cartilage.

200

During the early stage of life, all amphibian orders have this. 

gills

200

All birds are grouped together in the class 

Aves. 

200

Most mammals reproduce this way. 

Viviparous

300

Complete digestive system, a muscular tail, bilateral symmetry, a notochord, and pharyngeal slits that are present during development.

Chordate characteristics

300

Jawless fish lack

jaws and paired fins. 

300

Reptiles produce this type of egg

amniotic

300
Birds regulate temperature in this way. 

Endotherm

300

Mammals have this many chambers in their heart. 

4

400

A system in which blood is enclosed in blood vessels rather than diffusing freely through the tissues 

closed circulatory system

400

This allows fish to stay buoyant

swim bladder

400

Reptiles have this many chambers in their heart. 

3 or 4

400

Birds live in 

terrestrial environments

400

These help mammals maintain endothermic conditions. 

fat, fur, hair

500

The vertebrate body plan

consists of a central vertebral column, a brain enclosed within a skull, two pairs of limbs, and a closed circulatory system.

500

These class(es) of fish have swim bladders. 

Osteichthyes

500

All orders of reptiles reproduce in this manner. 

Oviparous

500

Air moves faster above the wing enabling this to happen. 

lower the pressure to create lift.

500

These mammals are oviparous. 

Monotremes

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