Vertebrates animals

Vertebrates animals

1. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

   • Body structure
     • Bilateral symmetry
       • Head
       • Trunk
       • Tail
     • Skin
     • Internal skeleton
   • Vital functions
     • Nutrition
       • Herbivores
       • Carnivors
       • Omnivores
     • Reproduction
       • Oviparous
       • Ovoviviparous
       • Viviparous
     • Interaction

2. FISH

   • Vital functions
     • Nutrition
       • Carnivores
       • Hervivores
       • Omnivores
       • Breathe through gills
     • Reproduction
       • Oviparous
         • External fertilisation
         • Internal fertilisation
     • Interaction
       • Lateral line
   • Clasification
     • Chondrichthyes
     • Osteichthyes

3. AMPHIBIANS

   • Clasification
     • Anurans
     • Urodeles
   • Vital functions
     • Nutrition
       • Adults are carnivores
       • Larvae are herbivores
       • Breathe through lungs
     • Reproduction
       • Oviparous
         • External fertilisation
         • Internal fertilisation
     • Interaction
       • Vocal chords

4. REPTILES

   • Vital functions
     • Nutrition
       • Carnivorous
       • Herbivores
       • Breathe through lungs
     • Reproduction
       • Oviparous or ovoviviparous
       • Internal fertilisation
   • Clasification
     • Chelonians
     • Lizards
     • Ophidians
     • Crocodiles

5. BIRDS

   • Vital functions
     • Nutrition
       • Omnivores
       • Breathe through lungs
     • Reproduction
       • Internal fertilisation
       • Oviparous
     • Interaction
       • Well developed vision
   • Clasification
     • Ostriches
     • Anseriformes
     • Falconiformes
     • Galliformes
     • Ciconiiformes
     • Passerines

6. MAMMALS

   • Vital functions
     • Nutrition
       • Carnivores
       • Herbivores
       • Omnivores
       • Breathe through lungs
     • Reproduction
       • Oviparous
       • Ovoviviparous
       • Viviparous
     • Interaction
       • Well developed nervous system
   • Clasification
     • Monotremes
     • Marsupials
     • Placentals

7. DIVERSITY

   • Humans
     • Upright posture
       • Plantigrade and bipeds
     • Prehensile hands
       • Fully opposable thumb
     • Hair and sweat glands
     • Brain and nervous system highly developed
       • Binocular and stereoscopic vision
     • Spoken language
   • Adaptation to their environment
     • Examples
       • Camels
         • Humps to store fat
       • Frogs
         • Powerful back legs
       • Predators
         • Sharp teeth, claws or beaks
       • Reptiles and birds
         • Eggs with hard shell
   • Extinction
     • Endemic vertebrates of the Iberian peninsula
       • Aphanius iberus
       • Iberian imperial eagle
       • Iberian frog
       • Cantabrian capercaillie
       • The Seonane's viper
       • Iberian lynx