Cartilaginous Fish
Snake Moves & More
Leftovers
100

Chondrichthyes and Cyclostomata are two classes of this type of fish.

 What are cartilaginous?

100

Snakes have these which enable them to consume the large meals that they catch.

 What are double-hinged jaws?

100

Four-legged animals are called this.

What are tetrapods?

200

This cartilaginous fish has slime glands that create a slippery coating around it.

What is a hagfish?

200

Rattlesnakes have this type of venom that affects the circulatory system, causing the red cells to burst.

What is hemotoxic?

200

This is an iguanid’s throat fan.

What is a dewlap?

300

This group of cartilaginous fish have gill covers.

What are chimaeras?

300

In this type of locomotion, a snake moves across sandy ground by supporting part of its body at several points while moving its body to the side.

What is sidewinding?

300

This dinosaur group were dinosaurs of the sea with paddle-shaped feed and legs and long necks.

What are plesiosaurs?

400

The sawfish’s long and unusual nose is called this.

What is the rostrum?

400

In this type of locomotion, the snake slithers along an S-shaped curve.

What is lateral undulation?

400

These are the color-changing cells that give reptiles the ability to change color.

What are chromatophores?

500

In this type of locomotion, the snake alternately stretches and shortens its body.

 What is rectilinear movement?

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