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Reptile Review for Test
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What is this type of skull and what animal group(s) have this type?
Anapsid, Mammal
Synapsid, Mammal
Anapsid, Turtle
Diapsid, all reptiles, and birds, not turtles
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Leatherback Order
Rhynchocephalia
Squamata
Crocodilia
Testudines
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Gecko Order
Rhynchocephalia
Testudines
Crocodilia
Squamata
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Reptile Phylum
Vertebrata
Chordate
Squamata
Reptilia
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Type of movement used by desert snakes to minimize contact with hot sand
Slithering
Shifting
Sidewinding
Slinking
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Shell Shape of Tortiose
Disk Shaped
Diamond Shape
Leaf Shape
Dome Shaped
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What is this type of skull and what animal group(s) have this type?
Synapsid, Mammals
Anapsid, Turtles
Diapsid, Mammals
Diapsid, all reptiles, and birds, not turtles
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The dorsal surface of a turtle shell
Exoskeleton
Dermal
Carapace
Plastron
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Pit-like organs in the roof of a snakes mouth
Mesozoic
Cerebrum
Leathery
Jacobson's Organ
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ways the skeleton of a reptile differs from the skeletons of other vertebrates (multiple choice)
Reptiles have stronger skulls than mammals, they're more vulnerable
Reptiles have bones in their jaw that enable them greater bite mobility
Reptiles only have 1 occipital condyle, while mammals and amphibians have 2
Reptiles only have 1 bone in each ear, mammals have 3.
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This part of the reptile brain is enlarged and controls muscle movement as well as interpreting sensory information
Plastorn
Systemic
Cerebrum
Amniotic
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Iguana Order
Crocodilia
Squamata
Rhynchocephalia
Testudines
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Gavial Order
Crocodilia
Squamata
Rhynchocaphilia
Testudines
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Copperhead Order
Testudines
Squamata
Rhynchocephalia
Crocodilia
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Terrapin Order
Crocodilia
Testudines
Squamata
Rhynchocephalia
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Anaconda Order
Testudines
Crocodilia
Rhynchocephalia
Squamata
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Reptile kingdom
Reptiles
Vertebrae
Cold-blooded
Chordata
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Foot/leg structure of a turtle
Flippers
Thick limbs
Webbed feet
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Reptile Subphylum
Amnion
Vertebrata
Animila
Crocodilia
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Shell Shape of Turtles
Diamond Shape
Leaf Shape
Disk Shape/Stream line
Dome Shape
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Gila Monster Order
Crocodilia
Rhynchocephalia
Testudines
Squamata
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Most reptilies have a heart with this many chambers
3
4
2
1
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The ventral surface of a turtle shell
Alveolar
Vertebrae
Plastron
Dorsal
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Turtle Adaptiation to survive unfavorable weather
dig burrows, when it's too hot in the sun, they slip underground
burrow into the mud and go into torpor till spring
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Tortoise Adaptiation to survive unfavorable weather
burrow into the mud and go into torpor till spring
dig burrows, when it's too hot in the sun, they slip underground
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The largest turtle species
Leatherback
Loggerhead
Sea turtle
Tortoise
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Tuatara Order
Crocodilia
Rhynchocephalia
Testudines
Squamata
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Turtle preferred environment
Heated Environment
Dry Environment
Wet Environment
Damp Environment
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Caiman Order
Rhynchocephalia
Testudines
Squamata
Crocodilia
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Copperheads use this type of venom to attack the nervous system of their prey
Neurotoxins
Hemotoxins
Histrionicotoxin
Batrachotoxin
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Foot/leg sturcture of a Tortoise
Thick limbs
Flippers
Webbed feet
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Reptiles lay this kind of egg
Plastron
Amniotic
Brachish
Leathery
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Tortois preferred environment
Wet Environment
Dry Environment
Heated Environment
Damp Environment
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This era is nicknamed the Age of Reptilies
Pulmonary
Spectacle
Mesozoic
Carapace
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Skink Order
Crocodilia
Testudines
Squamata
Rhynchocephalia
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The shape of the snakes tongue
Spiked
Trident
Forked
Round
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What is this type of skull and what animal group(s) have this type?
Synapsid, Mammal
Diapsid, all reptiles, and birds, not turtles
Anapsid, Mammal
Diapsid, Turtle
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Reptile Class
Reptilia
Caiman
Chordate
Squamata
