Chapter 9 Review - Part 1: A Variety of Vertebrates

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(1)  invertebratesmammalsvertebrates What are animals with backbones?
Birds are (2)  warmcold –blooded.
Fish are (3)  warmcold –blooded.
Reptiles are (4)  warmcold –blooded.
Amphibians are (5)  warmcold –blooded.
Mammals are (6)  warmcold –blooded.
The (7)  bald eagleperegrine falconred-tail hawk can dive through the air at speeds of 200 mph or more.
The (8)  emuostrichrhea is the largest bird in the world.
The (9)  emukiwirhea is a South American relative of the ostrich.
The (10)  hummingbirdhornbillbird of paradise is the only bird that fly backward.
The (11)  heronhornbillhummingbird seals itself in its nest with a mud wall.
The (12)  floundermoray eeltroutfish has both of its eyes on one side of its head.
A lamprey is a (13)  bonycartilaginousjawless fish.
A shark is a (14)  bonycartilaginousjawless fish.
(15)  bonycartilaginousjawless fish make up the most of the world’s fish.
(16)  gillslungsbladder are the breathing organs of fish.
(17)  finsscalesswim bladders help fish to stay at one level in the water.
(18)  finsscalesslime are the hard, round disks that fish have for protection.
The (19)  African black mambadiamond back rattlesnakeking cobra is the fastest snake.
The (20)  blindgrasshognose snake is the tiniest snake in the world.
The (21)  African black mambadiamond back rattlesnakeking cobra is the largest poisonous snake in the world.
(22)  constrictingmoltingshedding is the process snakes use to shed their outer skin.
A (23)  fangJacobson’s organpit helps a snake’s sense of smell.
(24)  antivenomfangvenomis the poison produced by some snakes.