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1. | frogs and toads have legs adapted for this |
2. | caecillians lack these |
4. | their name means "double life" in Greek |
5. | Chondrichthyes have special receptors that can detect these |
7. | fins that keep fish from rolling over |
8. | fin that propels fish forward |
9. | besides lungs and gills, amphibians can also breath this way |
10. | sitting in the sun to absorb the heat |
13. | gill covering |
15. | Chondrichthyes have a tough skin covered with these sharp teeth |
16. | Agnatha fish lack this digestive organ |
19. | all marine, burrow on ocean floor |
20. | order of turtles and tortoises |
23. | sharks are these kind of eaters |
24. | class of ancient fish |
26. | males produce these to attract females |
27. | reptile with a wide flat head and round noses |
28. | internal skeleton |
29. | only place the 2 living species of tuatara are found |
31. | belongs to order sphenodontia |
36. | order of reptiles that will actually care for their young |
37. | slits in this body part that let water enter and exit |
40. | symmetry of Chordata |
41. | subphylum of Chordates that has a backbone |
42. | largest class of vertebrates |
43. | found in marine and freshwater, some are parasitic |
45. | member of order testudines with a dome shaped shell |
46. | birds have a ___ loop circulation |
48. | this type of skull means it is modified to move |
49. | flat-bodied fish found in warm seas |
51. | examples are salmon, eels, cod, halibut, sea horses |
54. | beak of the turtle |
57. | this terms means "lacks scales" |