vertebrates
DESCRIPTION
Vertebrates. FISH. They live in water. They are cold blooded . They have fins to swim. Their bodies are covered with scales They lay large number of eggs in water. They breath using gills. Eg ; Tuna, Parrot fish, Reef fish and Shark. BIRDS. Birds are warm blooded . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Vertebrates
FISHThey live in water.
They are cold blooded.They have fins to swim.
Their bodies are covered with scalesThey lay large number of eggs in water.
They breath using gills.Eg; Tuna, Parrot fish, Reef fish and Shark.
BIRDSBirds are warm blooded.
They have feathers to keep themselves warm.All the birds have wings.
They lay eggs.Some birds can not fly. (eg; hen and ostrich).
They care for their young ones.Eg; parrot, pigion, duck, flamingo ,etc.
MAMMALSMammals are warm blooded.(body
temperature does not change due to the temperature).
They give birth to young ones.Their mother makes milk in her body to feed
young ones.They breath using lungs.
Eg; humans, dolphins, whales and etc.
MAMMALS
REPTILESReptiles are cold blooded (body temperature
changes due to the environment).They have rough scaly skin.They lay eggs on dry land.
Eg ; crocodile, turtle, lizard, alligator and etc.
REPTILES
AmphibianThey are cold blooded.
They are known as two ways of life. (When they are young they are breath using gills and
when they become adult they breath using lungs and skin.
They lay eggs in water.They have moist skin.
Eg; frog, toad, salamander and poison durt frog and etc.
Amphibian
CLASSIFICATION%20OF%20ORGANISMS.pptx#11. MAMMALS
Sub group of mammals
HerbivoresHerbivores; plant eating animals.Eg; rabbit, sheep, horse, and giraffe.
CarnivoresEat meat only and have sharp teeth.Eg; cat, dog ,lion, and tiger.
OmnivoresThey eat both plant and animal.Eg; humans, pigs, bears, rat, and etc.
PrimatesHave forward facing eyes.Have hands which can use tools.Eg; monkey, gorilla, humans
Whales & DolphinsThey lives in water.They breathe air through a blowhole.Eg; bottlenose dolphins, blue whale.
CLASSIFICATION%20OF%20ORGANISMS.pptx#12. Any questions???