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Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

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Page 1: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Reptile

Jeopardy 2013

Page 2: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

To which order do we belong?

• Testudines (Chelonia)

• Rhynchocephalia• Squamata• Crocodylia

Page 3: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Name the 3 main groups of reptiles

• crocodiles• snake/lizards

•Turtles

Page 4: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

When did the last dinosaurs go extinct?

•65 million years ago

•Cretaceous

Page 5: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Label the brain

Page 6: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Label the brain

Page 7: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What are 3 possible reasons for the dinosaurs’ extinction?

• Decrease in global temperature

• Rise of mammals

• Global catastrophe

Page 8: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Name three functions of the reptile scale.

• Camouflage

• Protection from – Dehydration– injury

• Intimidate

• Attract mates

Page 9: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

When is considered the “Age of the Reptiles”?

•225 to 65 mybp

Page 10: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Squamata members?

•Lizards

•Snakes

Page 11: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

• Reptile dominate this biome _________ and are not found in this biome ___________

•Desert•Arctic

Page 12: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What’s the word?

• Body temp determined by the environment

•ectothermic

Page 13: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What’s the word?

• Material the scales are composed of

•keratin

Page 14: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What’s the word?

• Portion of the brain that allows you to smell

•Olfactory lobe

Page 15: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What’s the word?

• Food source for the embryo in an egg

•yolk

Page 16: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What’s the word?

• Hatching eggs inside the body

•ovoviviparous

Page 17: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

How have the hearts changed from amphibians to mammals?

•(2,3),(3,3.5,4),4

Page 18: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Compare these features in reptiles and amphibians

• Integumentary

• Reproduction

• Development of young

AMPHIBIANSAMPHIBIANS REPTILESREPTILESthin, smooth skin, thin, smooth skin, thick, water tight scales thick, water tight scales diffusion can occurdiffusion can occurlay eggs in waterlay eggs in water leathery eggs leathery eggsexternal fertilizationexternal fertilization internal fertilization internal fertilizationexternal developmentexternal development external developmentexternal developmentmetamorphosismetamorphosis juveniles like adults juveniles like adults

Page 19: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What is structure …

• A.• C.• K.• Amniotic sac• Allantois• Air pocket

Page 20: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

2 ways eggs are kept warm (other than sitting on them)?

•1. incubate inside the body

•2. bury in decomposing leaf litter

Page 21: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

2 bits of evidence that support the warm blooded dinosaur theory

•Incubated eggs

•Hollow bones

•predators

Page 22: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

This statement describes what part of the brain?

• processing information and responses. Controls voluntary movement of skeletal muscles. Memory. Abstract thought. Intersensory association (ICE =COLD)

•cerebrum

Page 23: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

This statement describes what part of the brain?

• relay station and control of homeostatic activities. (heart rate, breathing rate and blood flow)

•Medulla oblongata

Page 24: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

• Ouch… I broke my pelvis. What part of my body did I hurt?

• _______________• Ouch… I broke my

sternum. What part of my body did I hurt?

• ________________

•Hip or butt

•chest

Page 25: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

• Name the bones

• A.• B.• C.

• Femur• Mandible• scapula

Page 26: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Name the parts of the bone.

• A.• B.• C

• Cartilage plate

• Spongy bone

• Compact bone

Page 27: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Label the parts

• A.

• B.

• C.

• Bone cell

• Haversian canal

• Lamella

C

A

B

Page 28: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

Label the parts

• A.

• B.

• C.

• Humerus

• Phalanges

• metacarpels

A

BC

Page 29: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

• What type of joint?• Where would you find

it?

•Hinge•Elbow or knee

Page 30: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What are their functions?

• Strengthen long bones without adding much weight

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What are their functions?

• Support and protect organs

• Skull, vertebrae and rib cage

• Appendicular skeleton are the appendages arms and legs

Page 32: Reptile Jeopardy 2013. To which order do we belong? Testudines (Chelonia) Rhynchocephalia Squamata Crocodylia.

What are their functions

• Covers protects and helps mend bones

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True or False

• Study and you will do well.

•TRUE

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Exam MondayClass Reptilia

• Worksheet from Text Book

• Notes on Reptilia (classification, origin, characteristics, systems, anatomy of the egg) Comparison with amphibians

• Biology Book Text pages 780-793

• Warm blooded article, skeleton lab, Video “Victors of dry land”

• Brain parts and their functions

• Skeleton Lab