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Characteristics of Vertebrates
Created by ftbrady
Instructions:
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1.
bones that make up the vertebral column
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2.
tissue that connects vertebrae
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3.
the name for a vertebrate's skeleton inside the body
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4.
carries messages from the brain to all parts of the body and back to the brain
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5.
bones of the skull that protect the brain
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6.
vertebrates are sorted into groups called
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7.
mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and bony fish
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8.
an animal whose body temperature remains the same is called a
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9.
an animal whose body temperature is able to change with its surroundings is called
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10.
animals that are homeotherms
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11.
animals that are poikilotherms
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12.
adult vertebrates capable of producing more of their own kind in a process called
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13.
young that are born alive
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14.
young developed in eggs outside of the mother's body
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15.
have skin with hair
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16.
some of these vertebrates absorb oxygen through their skin
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most of these vertebrates have skin with hair
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18.
most of these vertebrates have gills
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19.
when an animal's body changes form during its life cycle
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20.
a young amphibian is called
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21.
which animals have hard shelled eggs
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22.
a scientist who studies animals
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23.
backbone, spinal column, or spine: made up of bones called vertebrae
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24.
an animal that has a vertebral column
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25.
an animal that does not have a vertebral column
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26.
what percentages of all species are vertebrates
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27.
what percentages of all species are invertebrates
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28.
which class of vertebrates has organisms that go through metamorphosis during their life cycles
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a.
cartilage
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b.
larva
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c.
zoologist
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d.
most mammals
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e.
reproduction
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f.
most mammals
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g.
endoskeleton
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h.
birds, most reptiles, fish and amphibians
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i.
poikilotherm
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j.
amphibians
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k.
vertebrate
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l.
birds
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m.
5 classes of vertebrates
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n.
reptiles, amphibians and fish
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o.
vertabrae column
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p.
mammals
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q.
metamorphasis
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r.
invertabrate
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s.
3 percent
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t.
spinal cord
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u.
97 percent
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v.
amphibians
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w.
classes
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x.
homeotherm
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y.
cranium
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z.
vertebrae
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aa.
fish
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ab.
birds and mammals
Characteristics of Vertebrates
(Answer Key)
Created by ftbrady
Instructions:
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z
1.
bones that make up the vertebral column
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a
2.
tissue that connects vertebrae
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g
3.
the name for a vertebrate's skeleton inside the body
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t
4.
carries messages from the brain to all parts of the body and back to the brain
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y
5.
bones of the skull that protect the brain
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w
6.
vertebrates are sorted into groups called
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m
7.
mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and bony fish
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x
8.
an animal whose body temperature remains the same is called a
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i
9.
an animal whose body temperature is able to change with its surroundings is called
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10.
animals that are homeotherms
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n
11.
animals that are poikilotherms
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e
12.
adult vertebrates capable of producing more of their own kind in a process called
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f
13.
young that are born alive
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h
14.
young developed in eggs outside of the mother's body
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d
15.
have skin with hair
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j
16.
some of these vertebrates absorb oxygen through their skin
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p
17.
most of these vertebrates have skin with hair
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{
18.
most of these vertebrates have gills
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q
19.
when an animal's body changes form during its life cycle
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b
20.
a young amphibian is called
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l
21.
which animals have hard shelled eggs
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c
22.
a scientist who studies animals
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o
23.
backbone, spinal column, or spine: made up of bones called vertebrae
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k
24.
an animal that has a vertebral column
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r
25.
an animal that does not have a vertebral column
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s
26.
what percentages of all species are vertebrates
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`u
27.
what percentages of all species are invertebrates
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`v
28.
which class of vertebrates has organisms that go through metamorphosis during their life cycles
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a.
cartilage
-
b.
larva
-
c.
zoologist
-
d.
most mammals
-
e.
reproduction
-
f.
most mammals
-
g.
endoskeleton
-
h.
birds, most reptiles, fish and amphibians
-
i.
poikilotherm
-
j.
amphibians
-
k.
vertebrate
-
l.
birds
-
m.
5 classes of vertebrates
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n.
reptiles, amphibians and fish
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o.
vertabrae column
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p.
mammals
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q.
metamorphasis
-
r.
invertabrate
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s.
3 percent
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t.
spinal cord
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u.
97 percent
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v.
amphibians
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w.
classes
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x.
homeotherm
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y.
cranium
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z.
vertebrae
-
aa.
fish
-
ab.
birds and mammals