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the word amphibian means

double life

amphibians evolved from the ________ fish.

lobbed fin

why is chytrid so dangerous to amphibians?

causes dehydration and affects their ability to breathe

Caudata

salamanders, newts

Anura

frogs, toads

Apoda

caecilians

the _________ period is nicknamed the age of amphibians

permian

reptiles

turtles


weak front legs or not front legs - must crawl


covered with scales


snakes


crocodiles


rough and dry surface


babies same shape as adults but smaller (no metamorphosis)


lizards


amphibians

surface moist and smooth


frog


have gills


undergo metamorphosis


salamander


live in or near water


toad


covered with skin


webbed digits

both reptiles and amphibians

live on land


lay eggs


cold blooded


have lungs


can bite

explain what senses and organs sharks use to sense their prey from far away

large precise olfactory organs & the lateral line system. at closer range, a shark switches to vision as the primary method of tracking prey. also the bio electric fields surrounded by all animals. also use it to detect prey in the sand

where do frogs begin their life ?

water

can frogs hear well?

yes

do male frogs ever take care of the eggs

yes

how many weeks does it take before frogs complete metamorphosis and leave the water?

12 weeks

term for an animal that gains heat through the environment

ectotherm

refers to animals whose body temperature adjusts depending on the external environment

polkilothermic

fish are members of this subphylum

vertebrate

name for the group of jawed vertebrates

gnathostomata

term for organisms in which the babies are born alive from their mother

viviparous

fish have a heart with this many chambers

two

largest species of ray

manta ray

cartilaginous fish store these in their liver to aid in buoyancy

lipids

term for organisms in which the babies develop from an egg inside the mother and are later born

ovoviviparous

body shape of fish; allows them to move rapidly in water

streamlined