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Poikilothermic animals such as frogs, toads, and salamanders.
reptiles
vertebrates
amphibians
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The larva of a frog.
egg
tadpole
adult
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Poikilothermic animals such as snakes, lizards, and alligators.
herbivores
amphibians
reptiles
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The eggs of a frog.
frogspawn
larva
tadpole
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Animals that eat only other animals.
herbivore
omnivore
carnivore
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Animals that eat only plants.
herbivore
omnivore
carnivore
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Animals that eat both plants and animals.
herbivore
omnivore
carnivore
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The change of body form from a larva to an adult in amphibians.
metamorphosis
transformation
poikilothermic
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Animals with a backbone and an internal skeleton.
invertebrates
vertebrates
herbivores
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The first life stage of an amphibian.
larva
adult
egg
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The middle life stage of an amphibian.
larva
adult
egg
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The last life stage of an amphibian.
larva
adult
egg
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Animals that have an internal body temperature that changes with the temperature of their surroundings.
carnivores
metamorphosis
poikilothermic
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Amphibians and reptiles
lays eggs in water
poikilothermic
lay eggs on land.
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Amphibians
lays eggs in water
poikilothermic
lay eggs on land.
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Reptiles
lays eggs in water
poikilothermic
lay eggs on land.
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snake
reptile
amphibian
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frog
reptile
amphibian
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toad
reptile
amphibian
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crocodile
reptile
amphibian
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lizard
reptile
amphibian
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salamander
reptile
amphibian
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tortoise
reptile
amphibian
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alligator
reptile
amphibian
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A large group of reptiles that lived on Earth but are now extinct are called _________.
alligators
dinosaurs
salamanders
tortoises
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Check the three facts about reptiles.
Skin is moist
Skin is dry and scaly.
prefers cool temperatures.
prefers warm temperatures.
lays eggs on land
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Check the three facts about amphibians.
Skin is moist
Skin is dry and scaly.
prefers cool temperatures.
prefers warm temperatures.
lays eggs in water
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Check two facts about reptiles
young look like miniature adults.
young look different than adults.
prefer cool temperatures.
prefer warm temperatures.
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Check two facts about amphibians.
young look like miniature adults.
young look different than adults.
prefer cool temperatures.
prefer warm temperatures.