Chordates
Jointed Leg Animals
Characteristics of Fish
Amphibians
Mammals
100

an animal that, sometime in its life, has a tough, flexible rod along its back

Chordate

100

An invertebrate with an outside skeleton, bilateral symmetry, and jointed appendages 

Jointed-leg Animal

100

Three of the seven vertebrate classes are ____.

feesh


100

An example of an amphibian

a) fish

b) frog

c) cat

b) frogs

100

An animal that has hair an feeds milk to its young

Mammal

200

a skeleton on the inside of the body

Endoskeleton

200

A structure that grows out of an animals body

Appendage

200

Fish are ____-blooded. (Hot or cold)

Cold

200

_____ live half their life in the water, and the other on land. 

Frogs

200

You are a ______.

Mammal

300

What is another term for vertebrates?

Chordates

300

A skeleton on the outside of the body

Exoskeleton

300

_______ ____ are fish that have no jaws and are not covered with scales.

Jawless Fish

300

Without _____, an amphibians skin would dry out.

Water

300

_______ ______ are body parts that produce milk.

Mammary Glands

400

___________ have large brains, well-developed senses, and are very intelligent animals.

Vertebrates

400

Shedding of the exoskeleton

Molting


400

_________ ____ are fish in which the entire skeleton is made of cartilage.

Cartilage Fish

400

Amphibians take in water from their moist skin or through the lining in their _____.

Mouth

400

All _______ care for their young.

mammals

500

One of the seven vertebrate classes

jawless fish, cartilage fish, bony fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, or mammals

500

Appendages of the head that are used for sensing smell and touch

Antennae

500

____ ____ have skeletons made mostly of bone, not of cartilage.

Bony fish

500

The state of being inactive during cold weather

Hibernation

500

Kangaroos and opossums are pouched _______.

mammals