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Flashcards by Natalia Ramos Escalada, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Natalia Ramos Escalada
almost 6 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Are reptiles invertebrates? | No, they aren't They are vertebrates |
| Where do reptiles spend most of their time? | In land and water |
| REPRODUCTION Reptiles are.... | oviparous |
| NUTRITION Reptiles are... | carnivores and omnivores |
| Reptiles breathe.... | with their lungs |
| How many limbs do reptiles have? | Most of them have four limbs, but some have no limbs |
| What do reptiles have that cover and protect their body? | They have scales |
| What can do reptiles do? | They can walk run slither swim |
| Where do amphibians live? | They live near water and damp places |
| REPRODUCTION Amphibians are..... | oviparous |
| Where do amphibians lay the eggs? | They lay their eggs in water |
| Baby amphibians do not look… | .....like adult ones. |
| Baby amphibians change through.... | ....metamorphosis and grow into adults |
| Baby amphibians breathe… | .....with their gills |
| Adult amphibians breathe with ..... | ...their lungs and through their skin |
| NUTRITION Amphibians are.... | carnivores. |
| Some amphibians use camouflage to… | ....hide from predators. |
| Some amphibians have bright colours… | .......to frighten predators. |
| Some amphibians have webbed feet... | ....…to help them swim. |
| An adult frog lays eggs | |
| Tadpoles hatch from the eggs. | |
| They develop back legs. | |
| They develop front legs | |
| They lose their tails and leave the water. | |
| Where do fish live? | Fish live in fresh water or in the sea |
| Most of the fish are oviparous, except for.... | sharks |
| NUTRITION Fish can be.... | carnivores herbivores omnivores |
| BREATHING Fish breathe with... | their gills |
| What do fish have to help them move around? | They have fins and a tail |
| What are scales for? | They protect fish's body |
| How can fish move? | shoals packs school |
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