These animals have an internal skeleton with a vertebral column allowing different muscle attachment points for movement. They are cold-blooded, have scales, breathe through lungs, and most have a three-chambered heart. They differ from fish in lacking scales, having mucus glands in their skin, and a three-chambered heart. They respire through gills or lungs and lay eggs. Warm-blooded animals have a four-chambered heart, lay eggs, have feathers, and modified forelimbs for flight. They breathe through lungs.