tabla vertebrados

1. HABITAT NUTRITION BODY
TEMPERATURE
RESPIRATION REPRODUCTION OTHER CHARACTERISTICS TYPE
FISH Acuatic
vertebrates
Carnivores
(scavengers)
Hervibores
Omnivores
Ectothermic Gills Sexually.
Most are
oviparious
- Most have protective scales
- They have diferente typesof fins
- Theyhave a sense organscalled
lateralline
BONY FISH
CARTILAGINOUS
FISH
AMPHIBIANS Are generally
Terrestrial
Adultare
carnivores.
Larvae of
some species
are omnivores
Ectothermic,
cannot live in
coldplaces
Cutaneous
respiration.
Some species
breathe
throughlungs
or gills
Sexually.Most
are oviparous.
Metamorphosis
- Theyhave verythinskinwithout
scales.
- The skinhave a glandsthatproduce
substancestokeepitmoist.
- Most have FOUR legs.
ANURANS
URODELES
REPTILES Are generally
Terrestrial
Most are
Carnivores.
Some (tortois,
lizardsand
iguanas) are
hervibores
Ectothermic Theyhave
Lungs
Sexually.Almost
are oviparous
and the egg
have an
impermeable
shell.
- Theyhave thickskin coveredin
impermeable scales
- Most of themhave fourlegsendingin
five toeswithclaws.
CHELONIANS
CROCODILIANS
SQUAMATES
BIRDS Are Terrestrial
and mostcan
fly
Carnivores
Herbivores
Endothermic,
maintaintheir
body
temperature
Theybreathe
withlungs.
Sexuallyandare
oviparous.Their
eggshave an
impermeable
shell.
- Theyhave aerodynamicbody
- Theyare coveredinfeathers:
o Some are usedtofly.
o Some are usedtopreserve
bodyheat.
- They have four limbs:twowingsand
twolegs.
- Theirmandibles have noteethand
forma beak.
- The bonesin the skeletonare thinbut
strong.Many of themare hollow,
CARINATEBIRDS
RATITES
MAMMALS Are most
complex
vertebrates
and theylive
inall
environments
Carnivores
Herbivores
Omnivores
Their
dentition
varies
between
species
Endothermic.
Allmosthave
hair ontheir
body.Protect
fromheat and
cold.
Theyuse lungs
to breathe
Sexual.Some a
fewlayeggs.
The majorityare
viviparous
- Femaleshave mammaryglandsthat
produce milk.
- Theirmouthhas lipsanddifferent
typesof teeth.
- Theyhave fourlimbs.The shape
dependsontheirtype of locomotion.
- Theyhave a higlydevelopednervous
system.
MONOTREMES
MARSUPIALS
PLACENTALS