Set: 6th Grade Chapter 3 Section 3 Amphibians

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amphibianectothermic vertebrate that spends its early life in water, adulthood on land & return to water to reproduce
2 major groups of amphibianssalamanders & frogs and toads
tadpolelarva stage of a frog or toad
difference between salamanders & frogs and toads' fertilizationsalamanders have internal fertilization-frogs & toads have external fertilization
difference between salamanders & frogs and toads' metamorphosissalamander larvae look like adults
lungsorgans of air breathing vertebrates where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged between air & blood
difference between tadpole & adult amphibian circulatory systemTadpoles have a single loop circulatory system & 2 chambered heart. Adult amphibians have 2 loops & 3 chambered heart.
atria2 upper chambers of heart that receive blood
ventriclelower chamber of heart that pumps blood to lungs & body
difference between how tadpole & adult amphibians obtain foodtadpoles are herbivores. Most adult amphibians are carnivores.
adaptations adult amphibians have to move on landstrong skeletons & muscular limbs
adaptations frogs & toads have for leapingpowerful hind-leg muscles & skeleton that can absorb shock of landing
habitatspecific environment in which an animal lives
tadpole


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Terms 14
Creator allsaintsscience
Created October 9, 2009
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Subject 6th Grade Science-Animals
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