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Fish
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Mammals
Reptiles
100
Fish get oxygen through this structure.
What are gills?
100
Some amphibians have this adaptation which allows them to blend in with their surroundings.
What is camouflage?
100
This adaptation of most birds requires the use of wings.
What is the ability to fly.
100
This is the term used to describe animals, such as mammals, that can regulate their body temperature.
What is endothermic (warm-blooded)?
100
Reptiles have this kind of skin to help them keep in moisture.
What is scaly skin?
200
This part of a fishes body is specially designed to help it swim.
What is a fin?
200
These are the most common groups of amphibians.
What are frogs and toads?
200
This is how birds reproduce.
What is laying eggs?
200
Organisms, like mammals, who eat to get their energy, are referred to as this.
What is heterotrophic?
200
Reptiles that eat plants and other animals are known as this.
What are omnivores?
300
Since fish change their body temperature with their surroundings, they are known as this.
What is exothermic.
300
Amphibians use this organ to catch their prey.
What is a tongue?
300
Wings are not the only thing that allow birds to do this.
What is fly.
300
Mammals have this to help keep them warm.
What is fur or hair?
300
Reptiles have this organ that allows them to "taste" their surroundings.
What is a long tongue?
400
Most fish do no give birth to live young, instead they do this.
What is lay eggs under water?
400
These amphibians have poison glands.
What are toads?
400
This bird can fly backwards.
What is a humming bird?
400
This is an adaptation that some mammals have to help them catch their prey.
What are claws?
400
This is an adaptation of turtles used for protection.
What is a shell?
500
This is a group of fish who do not have fins.
What are jawless fish?
500
The coqui frog has this unique adaptation that allows to reach the ground quickly from a branch in a tree.
What is extra skin to parachute.
500
Birds are classified in this phylum.
What is phylum chordata.
500
The name for the group of mammals that are non-placental and are carried in a pouch as they finish developing.
What are marsupials?
500
Snakes can do this with their jaw, allowing them to swallow organisms larger than the diameter of their body.
What is unhinge their jaw?