Class of Amphibians, Class of Reptiles, and Class of Mammals! Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @jennilynagwych

1.  Amphios = on both sides, double; bios
= life, Amphibians means “two-lives”
 The larval part of the life of amphibians
is spent in water, while the adult part is
spent on land.
 They usually have soft, moist skin that
is protected by a slippery layer of
mucus.
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2. Fire Salamander

3. Great Crested Newt

4. Red Eyed Tree Frog

5. Blue Dart Frog

6. Yellow-Banded Poison Arrow
Frog

7. Fire Bellied Toads

8. Eggs
Tadpoles
Metamorp
h
Frog

9. Repere means to creep.
There bodies are covered
with dry cornified scales.
They are like amphibians ,
they can both survive in land
and water.

10. Cuban Crocodile

11. Philippine Golden Crocodile

12. King Cobra

13. Western Diamondback
Rattlesnake

14. Desert Iguana

15. Tuatara

16. Mamma means breast. Breasts
that are well developed in
female secrete milk and it used
for feeding young.
Their bodies are covered with
hair.
All Mammals are vertebrate
All mammals are endothermic.

17. Monotremata
Their bodies covered with
thick furs.
They have breasts that lack
nipples, but secrete milk.
These mammals are
oviparous.

18. Duck-Billed Platypus

19. Spiny Anteater

20. Marsupials
They are described as pouched
mammals.
The marsupium contains the
nipples that secrete milk.

21. Grey Kangaroo

22. Opossum

23. Koala

24. Placental Mammals
Pertains to a part in the womb
where the young is nourished as it
undergoes development until birth.
Largest and the most diverse forms
of chordates.

25. Rodentia
Gnawing mammals
Presence of sharp, chisel-like
teeth with the animal uses in
gnawing food.

26. Rodentia Placental Mammal
Rat

27. Rodentia Placental Mammal
Squirre
l

28. Rodentia Placental Mammal
Beaver

29. Rodentia Placental Mammal
Porcupi
ne

30. Rodentia Placental Mammal
Guinea
Pig

31. Insectivora
The presence of a long
snnout, which the animal uses
in devouring insects.

32. Insectivora Placental Mammal
Mole

33. Insectivora Placental Mammal
Elephan
t Shrew

34. Insectivora Placental Mammal
Hedgeho
g

35. Lagomorpha
Presence of chisel-like incissor
and hind legs modified for
jumping

36. Insectivora Placental Mammal
Rabbit

37. Perissodactyla
Presence of odd-toed hoofs.
The animals are chiefly
hervivorous.

38. Perissoddactyla Placental
Mammal
Horse

39. Perissoddactyla Placental
Mammal
Rhinocer
os

40. Perissoddactyla Placental
Mammal
Tapir

41. Artiodactyla
Presence of even-toed hoofs.
The animals are chiefly
carnivorous.

42. Artiodactyla Placental Mammal
Deer

43. Artiodactyla Placental Mammal
Pig

44. Artiodactyla Placental Mammal
Goat

45. Proboscidae
Presence of a long, muscular
trunks and thick, loose skin.
Their upper incisors are
modified into an elongated
tusk.

46. Proboscidae Placental Mammal
Elephan
t

47. Chiroptera
Flying mammals
Forelimbs are modified into
wings

48. Chiroptera Placental Mammal
Bat

49. Edentata
Toothless mammals
The body is covered with hard,
bony plates.

50. Edentata Placental Mammal
Armadillo

51. Chiroptera Placental Mammal
Sloth

52. Cetacea
Aquatic mammal
Forelims are motified into fins,
hind legs are lacking

53. Chiroptera Placental Mammal
Whale

54. Chiroptera Placental Mammal
Dolphin
e

55. Carnivora
Flesh eating mammals
They have sharp and well
developed canines for tearing
flesh and strong jaws in
breaking bones.

56. Carnivora Placental Mammal

57. Carnivora Placental Mammal
Dogs

58. Carnivora Placental Mammal
Lions

59. Carnivora Placental Mammal
Tigers

60. Carnivora Placental Mammal
Bears

61. Primates
Erect mammals
Presence of opposable
thumbs and eyes that face
forward.
The only animals that can
stand erectly using only their
hind limbs.

62. Primates Placental Mammal
Gorilla

63. Primates Placental Mammal
Chimpanze
e

64. Primates Placental Mammal
Oranguta
n

65. Primates Placental Mammal
Lemur