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madeline freeman Q4

mmf Q4 animals chordates- reptiles

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muscular/skeletal? inner skeleton, breast bone, sternum, to protect lungs and heart. toes with claws
digestion? one-way system. mouth with teeth esophagus, stomach, intestines, etc.
nervous? brain and nervous system. two eyes that can sometimes sense heat, hear sound. taste/smell with their tongue goes up to Jacobsen's slots that send info. to brain
circulation? cold-blooded, heart with three or four(crocodiles) chambers. regular system
respiration? breathe with trachea and lungs all throughout life
symmetry? bilateral
reproduction? sexually, internal fertilization, lay leathery eggs to withstand land life. a few snakes give live birth
wht are their eating habits? they don''t chew their food, mainly carnivores
what is their appearance? their skin is water tight scales, color usually blends in w/ environment. bright color=venom
warm or cold blooded? cold blooded
what did they evolve from? amphibians
where do they live? in land, usually in warmer areas
what are their feet like? toes with claws and four legs, if they have any
what are some examples of reptiles? turtles, snakes, lizards
what is the upper and lower shell of a turtle called? upper- carapace lower- plastron
what are some land adaptations? toes w/ claws for digging, dry,watertight scales to prevent water loss, lungs to breathe,
where do you go to find the most snakes/ reptile variety in MN? southeast
how do snakes smell? with tongue
how many snake species are in MN? 17
snakes use what organ to scent their prey? Jacobsen's
how many turtle species are in MN? 9
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