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Characteristics of Vertebrate Groups

Birds

Fish

Mammals

Reptiles

Covering What type of body covering do animals in this group have? (ex: scales)

Blood Are animals in this group warm-blooded or coldblooded?

Breathing Do the animals in this group breathe air (lungs) or water (gills)?

Birth Do the young hatch from eggs or are they born alive?

Milk Do the young drink milk from their mother?

Backbone Do animals in this group have a skeleton with a backbone?

Examples List some animals in this group.

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Amphibians

ANSWER KEY Characteristics of Vertebrate Groups

Birds Covering

feathers

What type of body covering do animals in this group have? (ex: scales)

Blood

Are animals in this group warm-blooded warm-blooded or cold- (constant body temp.) blooded?

Breathing Do the animals in this group breathe air (lungs) or water (gills)?

Birth Do the young hatch from eggs or are they born alive?

Milk Do the young drink milk from their mother?

Backbone

List some animals in this group.

scales

cold-blooded (body temp. changes)

Mammals

hair or fur

warm-blooded (constant body temp.)

Reptiles

scales

cold-blooded (body temp. changes)

Amphibians

smooth skin

cold-blooded (body temp. changes)

lungs (breathe the oxygen in air)

gills (breathe the oxygen in water)

lungs (breathe the oxygen in air)

lungs (breathe the oxygen in air)

both (gills when born; lungs develop later)

hatch from eggs

hatch from eggs (exception: sharks)

born alive (exceptions: platypus and echidna)

hatch from eggs

hatch from eggs

mothers do not mothers do not mothers do feed milk to feed milk to produce milk their young their young for their young

yes; all Do animals in this group vertebrates have a have a skeleton with a skeleton with a backbone? backbone

Examples

Fish

yes; all vertebrates have a skeleton with a backbone

robin, penguin, shark, bass, ostrich, eagle clown fish, goldfish

mothers do not mothers do not feed milk to feed milk to their young their young

yes; all vertebrates have a skeleton with a backbone

yes; all vertebrates have a skeleton with a backbone

yes; all vertebrates have a skeleton with a backbone

horse, human, whale, mouse

turtle, lizard, snake, tortoise

frog, toad, salamander

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