Squamata is the largest group of reptiles, including which reptiles?
This is the diet of many small lizards and smaller snakes.
What are insects or other invertebrates?
This is the type of material squamate eggs are made of to prevent drying out.
What are leathery shells?
This collects scent particles from the environment.
What is the forked tongue?
These squamates have moveable eyelids and external ears.
What are lizards?
What are backwards facing teeth?
This is the diet of many iguanas.
What are flowers, fruit, and leaves?
Because of their shell, squamate eggs can be laid far away from this.
What is water?
These sense heat.
What are heat-sensing pits?
Scales that have a ridge are known as this.
What are keeled?
According to a video we watched, a certain species of lizard, as a defense mechanism, will squirt this out of its eye.
What is blood?
This is a large mammal that monitor lizards will eat.
What is a buffalo?
These are a pair of organs of snake and lizard males that are usually inverted within the body and become everted for reproduction.
What are hemipenes?
This is the organ that processes chemical signals from "smelling".
What is the jacobson's organ?
Lizards have these cells in their skin, allowing them to change color.
What are chromatophores?
This helps squamate eggs survive on dry land.
What is having a leathery shell?
Calves, deer, and other big mammals are the food choice of these organisms.
Most squamates lay their eggs in these types of areas.
What are warm, moist, dark places?
This is the system that squamates use in order to "smell" chemical signals.
What is the chemosensory system?
Recite the saying to tell the difference between these snakes.
Red to black, venom lack. Red to yellow, one dead fellow?
Since they lay eggs, and therefore do not NEED to be near water, this is the type of habitat squamates can live in.
What is nearly every type of habitat?
This is how long a boa constrictor or komodo dragon can go without eating after having a large mammal for a meal.
What is a year?
Unlike most reptiles, some squamates give live birth, a process known as this.
What is viviparity?
In addition to eating, this is the other way that snakes use their jaws.
What is to sense ground vibrations, alerting them to nearby prey?
Some lizards can lose and regrow their tails in a process called this.
What is autotomy?