Across |
1. | amphibians that have bumpy skin and poison glands |
3. | teeth used for stabbing and holding |
7. | animals that have to get their heat from the environment |
10. | group that has strong lower limbs fused, and thick hip bones |
12. | iguanas, geckos |
15. | an internal skeleton |
16. | the ____ flow is when water passes over gills in one direction and blood in the opposite direction |
18. | organ in land animals that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood |
19. | frogs and toads |
20. | jawless fishes retain this from embryo to adulthood |
22. | found on the frog, similar to our eardrum |
23. | gas filled sac used to control buoyancy |
25. | feathers that insulate the baby birds |
27. | number of chambers in the heart of mammals |
28. | breastbone in birds |
31. | hollow teeth that inject venom |
33. | tuataras |
34. | what the pit organ senses |
35. | number of chambers in the heart of most reptiles |
37. | fins that help fish maintain upright position |
38. | mammal in which young is born underdeveloped and then crawls to a pouch to finish developing |
41. | order of reptiles in which the animals ambush prey and head and nostril are on tope of their heads |
43. | feathers on adult birds that are used for flight |
44. | example of a marsupial |
46. | what the Jacobson's organ senses |
49. | turtles and tortoises |
50. | most ancient vertebrates |
52. | monotreme example |
54. | examples of these fishes are hagfishes and lamprey |
56. | male sharks use these to insert sperm into the female |
57. | frogs and toads |
58. | bony cover over the gills |
59. | features on birds that can be used to determine diets |