fish/amphibians/reptiles/birds/mammals
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| Name that animal group: ectothermic, covered in scales, two sets of fins, streamlined, several unpaired | fish
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| Name that animal group: breath by absorbing dissolved oxygen from water as it flows over skin | fish
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| Name that animal group: reproduce sexually with external fertilization. | fish
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| Name that animal group: food for humans and are also kept as pets and for viewing in aquariums | fish
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| agnatha | jawless fish
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| chondrichthyes | cartilaginous fish
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| osteichthyes | bony fish
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| Name that animal group: Gills were replaced with lungs, skin prevents the loss of water, eyelids allow them to have vision out of water, eardrum developed to separate external ear from the middle ear, tail disappears in adulthood | amphibian
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| frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, caecilians | amphibian
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| Name that animal group: Sexual reproduction with external fertilization | amphibian
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| Name that animal group: The larval stage is legless, lives in water, breathes with gills. It begins to slowly transform into an adult by losing its gills and growing four legs. | amphibian
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| Snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, etc | reptile
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| Name that animal group: The internal temperature depends on the temperature of the environment. | reptile
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| Name that animal group: Skin covered in scales, lungs, amniotic eggs, protective shell around the egg. | reptile
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| Name that animal group: has an amniotic egg---which means that the embryo inside is surrounded by a thin membrane that protects it from harsh conditions of living on land | reptile
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| Name that animal group: has a thin membrane to protect the embryo and a protective shell that can be either flexible or inflexible | amniotic egg
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| Do amniotic eggs need the membrane and shell? | Yes. Because without the membrane and shell, the embryo would dry out and die. Therefore, animals wouldn’t have survived completely on land.
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| Internal fertilization | reptile
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| Which animal group looks different than their parents until they undergo metamorphosis and become an adult? | amphibian
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| ectothermic | organism that regulates its body temperature largely by exchanging heat with its surroundings
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| endothermic | capable of the internal generation of heat
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| Name that animal group: Feathers, 4-chambered heart, beak, hollow bones (lightweight skeleton), hard-shelled eggs | birds
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| Name that animal group: have a gizzard with swallowed stones for grinding food | birds
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| Name that animal group: Hollow bones for a lightweight skeleton, large air-filled spaces connected to respiratory system, flexible neck bones, curved wings that help control and use air currents to fly | birds
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