This document lists body parts and characteristics of different types of reptiles including snakes, lizards, turtles, crocodiles, and alligators. Some key characteristics mentioned are: they are vertebrates that lay eggs or give live birth, breathe through lungs, have dry skin with scales or plates, a tail, and are cold-blooded living both on land and in water. The document also notes some reptiles give birth to live young that break out of their eggs inside the mother's body.

2. MOUTH
NOSTRILS
TAIL
LEGS
EYES
LEGS
SCALES
HEAD
TOES
CLAWS
CREST

3. NOSTRILS
FANGS
TEETH
TAIL
MOUTH
EYES
TONGUE
SCALESHEAD
BODY

4. MOUTH
PLASTRON
(SHELL)
TAIL
CLAWS /
NAILS
EYES
NOSTRILS
NECK
HEAD
CARAPACE
(SHELL)
SCUTE
LEGS SCALES

5. MOUTH
FLIPPER (FIN)
TAIL
EYES
NOSTRILS
NECK
HEADCARAPACE
(SHELL)
SCUTE
SCALES
BEAK

6. MOUTH
FANGS
(TEETH)
NOSTRILS
TAIL
LEGS
EYES
SCALES
HEAD
PLATES
(LARGE SCALES)
TOES/CLA
WS

7. THEY ARE VERTEBRATE. MOST
OF THEM LAY EGGS
(OVIPAROUS), BUT SOME ARE
VIVIPAROUS (OVOVIVIPAROUS).
THEY BREATHE
THROUGH LUNGS.
• THEY’VE GOT 4 LEGS OR NO
LEGS.
• THEY’VE GOT DRY SKIN.
• THEY’VE GOT SCALES OR
PLATES (BIG), A TAIL,…
THEY’VE GOT
COLD BLOOD. THEY LIVE ON LAND
AND IN WATER.

9. THEY ARE BORN FROM AN EGG, BUT IT CAN BREAK IT INSIDE
THE MOTHER’S STOMACH (WOMB) JUST BEFORE GIVING
BIRTH OR RIGHT AFTER IT. SOME SNAKES AND LIZARDS ARE
BORN THIS WAY, AS WELL AS SOME SHARKS.
SLOW WORMSSKINKADDER

10. TORTOISE
LIZARD
SEA TURTLE
SNAKE
CHAMELEON

11. IGUANA
CROCODILE
ALLIGATOR
BEARDED DRAGON
MONITOR
LIZARD