Vertebrates
what is a vertebrate?
Vertebretes are animals that have skeleton.
Where do mammals live?
They live in the water, the air and the ground.
Can all birds fly?
No
Which of of the following is not an amphibians:
salamanders, cats or frogs?
Cats
how is the skin of fish?
They have skin covered with scales.
Name the five types of vertebrates
Fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals.
How do mammals breathe?
Mammals take in oxygen from the air using their lungs.
How do birs breathe?
Birds take in oxygen from the air using their lungs.
How is the skin of amphibians?
Thin and bare skin
How do fish breathe?
Fish take in oxygen from the water using their gills.
How do we classify animals dependins on what they eat?
Carnivores, herbivores and amnivores
Are all the mammals carnivores?
No, they aren´t
Do birds have teeth?
No, they don´t
What is the name of the amphibians body process?
Metamorphosis
Are fish warm blooded or cold blooded?
Cold blooded
What do carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores eat?
Carnivores eat other animals, herbivores eat plants and omnivores eat plants and meat.
All the mammals are viviparous.
False or true?
True
How is the skin of the birds?
Birds have skin covered with feathers
How do amphibians breath?
Amphibians breathe throuth gills when they are born and with lungs when they are adults.
How do reptiles breathe?
Reptiles breathe using their lungs.
How the vertebrates move?
Vertebrates that move on the ground use legs, vertebrates that move in the watwer use fins, vertebrates that move though the air use wings and vertebrates like snakes can slither along the ground using the movement of their body.
What does it mean that mammals are viviparous?
They are born from their mother´s womb. In aerly stages of life, they feed on milk, which they get from their mother´s breasts
What does it mean that birds are oviparous?
They are born from eggs.
Which place will yuo not find amphibians rainfores or deserts?
Deserts
What do amphibians and fishes have in common?
They have scales, gills and both are oviparous.