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What taxonomic groups will vertebrates have?
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Chordata
Subphylum Vertebrata
Class… we will study 7 classes…
Phylum Chordata Subphylum Urochordata
Ex. Sea squirt (tunicate)
Subphylum Cephalochordata Ex. Lancelet
Subphylum Vertebrata Bilateral sym; coelomate; endoskeleton;
closed circ. Sys. Ex. Fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and
mammals
Integuments – Body Coverings
Adapted for varied habitats and temperature control
•Fish scales
•Soft, moist skin
•Scaly dry skin
•Feathers
•Fur/hair
Temperature Regulation
Ectotherms
~ “cold-blooded”
~ regulate body heat using their surroundings
~ limited habitats
*more efficient because do not have to make body heat
Endotherms
~ “warm-blooded”
~make own body heat
~ costs more food (energy)
~ can live in really hot/cold places
Heart Chambers
2 chambers is less efficient than 4
4 chambers allows maximum oxygen to be carried in the blood
Reproduction
Fertilization can be…
External Internal
- usually in water - usually fewer made
- usually very large #s - usually higher parental care
- usually very low parental care
Class Amphibia Habitat
Land; but must be near water for reproduction & to stay moist
Integument Moist, thin skin
Skeleton/Appendages Bones, 4 limbs, often
webbed Temperature
Regulation ectothermic
Respiration Skin; primitive lungs
Circulation/Heart 3 chamber heart
Reproduction/Fertilization External/internal
fertilization; sexual/parthenogenesis; oviparous
Nutrition carnivore
Amniotic Egg
• Invented by the reptiles
• Allows for fully living on land
• Embryo protected w/I membranes & a shell
• Mammals take this a step further by keeping embryo inside
Class Reptilia Habitat
Full land (though some are aquatic)
Integument Dry, scaly skin resists
drying out Skeleton/Appendages
Bones, claws; (snakes none)
Temperature Regulation ectothermic
Respiration lungs
Circulation/Heart 3 chamber heart for
most 4 chamber heart in
crocs Reproduction/
Fertilization Amniotic eggs; leathery
shells Internal fertilization;
sexual; all three methods of birth
Nutrition Carnivore/herbivore
Class Aves
Habitat land
Integument Skin with feathers
Skeleton/Appendages Bones hollow for flight Beaks instead of teeth Wings & reptile-like claws
Temperature Regulation endothermic
Respiration lungs
Circulation/Heart 4 chamber heart
Reproduction/Fertilization Internal fertilization;
harder shells; sexual; oviparous
Nutrition Herbivore/omnivore
Class Mammalia
Habitat land
Integument Skin with hair or fur
Skeleton/Appendages Bones; 4 limbs; wide
variations in appendages
Temperature Regulation endothermic
Respiration lungs
Circulation/Heart 4 chamber heart
Reproduction/Fertilization Internal fertilization;
live birth: viviparous (except monotremes)
Sexual reproduction Other
Mammary glands to nurse young
Marsupials = pouch
Mammalian Reproduction
Meiosis produces gametes with haploid # of chromosomes Haploid = 23 for humans
Males start producing sperm at puberty
Females are born with all of their eggs At puberty one per month matures
Class Agnatha
Habitat
- aquatic Integument
- skin Skeleton
- cartilage Nutrition
- parasite/carnivore
Respiration
- gills Circulation/Heart
- 2 chambered heart Reproduction/Fertilization
- external fertilization; sexual reproduction; oviparous
Temperature Regulation
- ectothermic
Class Chondrichthyes
Habitat aquatic
Integument Scales/ denticles
Skeleton/Appendages - cartilage; fins
Nutrition- carnivore
Temperature Regulation Ectothermic
Respiration gills
Circulation/Heart 2 chamber heart
Reproduction/Fertilization internal fertilization;
sexual; all 3 birthing methods
Other Swim bladder to
maintain position
Class Osteichthyes
Habitat aquatic
Integument scales
Skeleton/Appendages bone; fins
Nutrition - detrivore, herbivore, carnivore, omnivore
Temperature Regulation Ectothermic
Respiration gills
Circulation/Heart 2 chamber heart
Reproduction/Fertilization Internal & external
fertilization; sexual reproduction; all 3 birthing methods
Other Swim bladder to
maintain position
Methods of Birth
Oviparous – egg-laying animals Ovoviviparous – egg is inside parent w/ no placental connection, fed by egg yolk; hatches inside; live birth
Viviparous – baby in uterus w/ placental connection; live birth
Quiz #1
1. List 3 traits that vertebrates/chordates have that distinguish them from invertebrates.
2. What is the advantage of being ectothermic?
3. What is the disadvantage of being ectothermic?
4. Why was the amniotic egg such a big deal in terms of evolution of animals?
Quiz #1
5. Which vertebrate group was the first to develop the amniotic egg?
6. Excluding “general animal/vertebrate traits”, what is ONE similarity between: A. Osteichthyes and Amphibia B. Amphibia and Reptilia
7. Although amphibians were the first land animals, they are still tied to the water. Describe TWO reasons why they are still tied to the water.