Vertebrates

Vertebrates

1. Fish

   • Head, trunk and tail. pectoral fin, pelvic fin, dorsal fin, anal fin, tail fin
   • Carnivore, omnivore, herbivores, filter feeders
   • Breath trough gills
   • Have separated sexes, oviparous
   • Chondrichthyes and osteichtyes

2. Amphibians

   • Adults carnivore and larvaes herbivores
   • First trough gills then trough lungs and skin
   • have vocal chords. They produce sounds that play an important role in reproduction.
   • Separated sexes, most oviparous and do metamorphosis
   • Anurans, Urodeles

3. Reptiles

   • Carnivores and herbivores
   • breathe using lungs.
   • Separated sexes, are oviparous and somes are ovoviviparous
   • Squamates, Chelonians, Crocodilians

4. Birds

   • Their digestive system includes a grinding organ (gizzard) where food is ground up.
   • Breath trough Small lungs and air sacs
   • Are oviparous
   • Passerines, falconiformes, anseriformes, galliformes, ciconiiformes, pelecaniformes

5. Mammals

   • Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores
   • breathe through highly developed lungs.
   • Reproduce sexually and sexually dimorphic, aviparous and viviparous
   • Monotremes, marsupial, placentals

6. Vertebrates

   • Divided on to head trunk and tail
   • Ectotherms and endotherms
   • Carnivores, herbivores omnivores and filter feeders
   • Respiration trough skin gills and lungs
   • Separated sexes, reproduce sexually some hermaphrodite, oviparous ovoviviparous viviparous
   • Fish, mammals, reptiles amphibians and birds