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biology chapter 33
Question | Answer |
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they can be layer on dry land because they are water tight and they contain there own supply of water | Amniotic egg |
what is the amniotic eggs food source | yolk |
outermost membrane allows oxygen to enter but retains water | Chorion |
encloses the developing embryo with in a fluid filled cavity | amnion |
it contains the yolk which the embryo absorbs through blood vessels connected to its gut | yolk sac |
surround the cavity into which waste products from the embryo are excreted | Allantois |
what are the 4 membranes | chorion amnion yolk sac allantois |
majority of reptiles | Oviparous |
some reptiles | ovoviviparous |
some reptiles | viviparous |
the body temp is determined by the temp of the environment | ectothermic |
is to slow to keep there body’s warm therefore they must adsorb warmth from the surroundings | metabolism |
why do they hibernate in the winter | At very cold temperature they become sluggish and unable to function therefore they hibernate through winter in temperate climates |
the water; streamed lined disked shaped shell | turtles |
live on land; dome shaped shell | tortoise |
turtles and tortoises have how many species | 250 |
what order are turtles and tortoises in | Chelonia |
They have lack teethe but have beaks | turtle and tortoises |
fused plats of bone covered with horn shields or tough leathery skin | turtles and tortoises shell shape |
what are the 2 parts of the turtles and tortoises shell | Carapace plastron |
top or dorsal part | carapace |
bottom or ventral part | plastron |
the shell on turtles and tortoises are | are fused to the inside of the carpus and all of the support from muscle attachment comes from the shell |
what orders are tuatara's in | Rhynchocephalia |
2 related species that are up to 2 feet long Lizard like reptiles | tuataras |
They are unlike most reptiles scene they are most active at low temperatures they burrow and the bask | tuataras |
what order are snakes and lizards in | Squamata |
how many species of lizard and snakes | 3800 and 3000 |
what are 2 main characteristics of snakes and lizards | Paired reproductive organs of males Lower jaw loosely connected to skull |
the poison is produced by a modified salivary glands and is injected through grooves and hollow teeth | poisonous snake |
the flick there tongues in order to sample the air particles are picked up from the air are transferred to the Jacobson's organs | snakes and lizards |
which taste and small the air | Jacobson's organs |
what order is crocodiles and alligators in | Crocadilia |
how many species of large aquatic reptiles do crocodiles and alligators have | 25 |
how do alligators and crocodiles capture there pray | The capture there pray by floating just beneath the water surface near the shore and then they hale it into the water then drown it and then eat it |
alligators and crocodiles high on the sides of the head | eye |
alligators and crocodiles on top of the snout which allow them to lay submerged, have a valve in the back of there mouth which prevents water to enter in the air passage when eating under water | nostrils |
pointed snout; teeth protrude | crocodiles |
blunt snout; teeth within the jaw | alligators |
modified reptilian scales | feathers |
what are the 2 functions of the feathers | Providing lift for flight Conserving heat |
the features develop from tiny pits | follicles |
in the skin a shaft emerges from the follicle then pairs of vanes develop on opposite sides of the quill the vein has branches | barbs |
the barbs have projection called | barbules |
this gives a continuous surface and a sturdy but flexible shape that can be regrown | microscopic hooks |
The bones are fused making the skeleton rigid sturdy frame to an core muscle during flight the stamen has a ridge called a | keel |
for attachment of flight muscles and the clavicles which are the color bones which are fused | keel |
Thin and hollow | birds skeleton |
birds generate enough heat through metabolism to maintain a high body temperature | endothermic |
birds have no _____ | teeth |
birds have a Super efficient Respiratory system because of the | air sac |
Divided heart therefore | there is no mixing of the blood |
what are the 4 categorized wings | Elliptical High-speed Soaring High lift |
short and wide ex) woodpecker | elliptical |
thin long and tapered ex)swift | high-speed |
long and thin ex) seagull | soaring |
large and convex ex) eagle | high lift |
wading | storks |
swimming | ducks |
climbing | woodpecker |
grasping | fawkin |
perching | wren |
Large quantities of food because of there high body temperature and fling activity's | Birds |
What is the 1st part of a stomach of a bird | Digestive juice |
What is the second part of a stomach of a bird | Gizzard |
How do birds digest things | through the mouth into the Esophagus crop (enlargement of esophagus) 2 part stomach – 1st digestive juice, 2nd gizzard intestine cloaca |
In a bird Waste is not stored but | Expelled immediately |
____of the birds air is exchanged through the lungs; ____ and the rest in the air sacs | 25%;75% |
song box of the birds | Syrinx |
What kind of excretion do birds have | They have No bladder |
Why do bird have keen eye sight | because of the positioning of eyes on the sides allowing them to see around them |
What kind of hearing do birds have | keen |
these incubated in less than 2 weeks they are immerged naked blind and helpless | Altricial Chicks |
Well developed, alert, able to move and feed themselves They are Covered with soft down | Precocial Chicks |
Enables birds to live year round in warm climate | Migration |
Provides best possible environment for raising young | migration |
Have instinctive sense of direction | birds |
What are 2 flightless birds | ostrich, penguin |
What are 3 birds of prey | eagle, hawk, falcon |
Larges birds of pray | Eagle and vulture |
What are 4 game birds | turkey, quail, pheasant, chicken |
The flight muscles are the white meet and they are white because | the lack blood supply |
What are 3 song birds | sparrows, wrens, robins |
The male attracts the female by there | Singing ability |