
Classification Project
IB Biology SL
Evelina Stahl
Mammalia
Chordata
Phyla
Reptilia (turtles, lizards, snakes)
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Babies are fed with milk from mammary glands
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Most mammals have hair/fur
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Jaw is hinged from skull
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Diaphragm separarates heart and lungs from abdominal cavity
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Red blood cells do not have nucleus
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Great variety in size, habitats, etc
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Estimated 5,000 species
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Four chambered heart
Amphibia
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Aquatic and terrestrial habitats
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More than 6,500 species
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Moist skin
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Rely a lot on cutaneous respiration
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Doube channeled hearing system
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two part teeth
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Lay eggs
Cartilaginous Fishes
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Skeleton mostly made of carilage
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Mostly marine fishes
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Live in shallow waters
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Respiration occurs through gills
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Internal fertilization
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Use fins and tails to swim
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Air-breathing vertebrates
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Internal fertilization
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Amniotic development
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Epiderman scales
Agnatha
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Jawless fish
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Soft-skinned
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Scaleless
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Close to cylindrical
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Single nostril
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Caudal fin around the tail
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Pouchlike gills that open through pores
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Aves
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9,600 species
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Have feathers
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Wings
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Warm blooded
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Four chambered heart
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Hard shelled eggs
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Good vision, the sense they rely the most on
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Sexual reproduction