Wildlife lec

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Wildlife lec

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問題一覧

Openings of skulls

fenestre

(crocodylians and birds)

Archosauria

(tuataras and squamates)

Lepidosauria

The turtle’s body is encased within upper =? and lower bony shells=?

carapace and plastron

the most diverse and species rich of living reptiles, occupying habitats ranging from tropical oceans to temperate mountaintops.

squamates

Scales of crocodylians, turtles, and some lizards (e.g., anguids, cordylids, scincids) are underlain by bony plates, called

osteoderms

present in all turtles except tortoises

Musk or Rathke's glands

•These glands are usually bilaterally paired and lie within the bridge between the top and bottom shells, opening to the outside through individual ducts in the axilla and inguinal region or on the bridge.

Rathke's glands

do not open until the lizards attain sexual maturity and often occur only in males. They may function as sexual scent glands.

femoral and precloacal (pubic) pores

shedding or sloughing patterns.shedding or sloughing patterns.

ecdysis

occurs when females reproduce without the involvement of males or sperm.

Parthenogenesis

A parent remains with the nest or eggs but without detectable nest defense.

egg attendance

-A parent remains with the nest or eggs and actively defends against conspecifics or preda-tors.

egg guarding

A parent carries offspring from one place to another.

froglet transport

Defined slightly differently for amphibians and reptiles. In amphibians, brooding is used for species that retain the embryos somewhere on or in the body but not in the oviducts. In reptiles, it refers only to a parent facilitating incubation by raising the temperature of the eggs.

Egg brooding

A parent brings food to offspring, e.g., tadpole feeding.

Feeding of young

A parent stays with young after the eggs hatch.

Guarding or attending young

are limited to moist or wet habitats such as mountain streams and marshy areas

Turtles

found in river systems

Crocodiles

are found in variety of habitats ranging from human dwellings tropical rain forest

Lizards and snakes

Habit: • Lizards and snakes:

Ground dwelling Burrowing Aquatic Arboreal

Wildlife lab

Wildlife lab

amphibians module 5

amphibians module 5

quiz bee

quiz bee

herpetology

herpetology

Wildlife lec finals

Wildlife lec finals

eme

eme

act 2

act 2

ppt

ppt

first quiz

first quiz

lec 1

lec 1

lec 2

lec 2

2nd quiz part 2

2nd quiz part 2

2nd quiz part 3

2nd quiz part 3

2nd quiz part 1

2nd quiz part 1

問題一覧

Openings of skulls

fenestre

(crocodylians and birds)

Archosauria

(tuataras and squamates)

Lepidosauria

The turtle’s body is encased within upper =? and lower bony shells=?

carapace and plastron

the most diverse and species rich of living reptiles, occupying habitats ranging from tropical oceans to temperate mountaintops.

squamates

Scales of crocodylians, turtles, and some lizards (e.g., anguids, cordylids, scincids) are underlain by bony plates, called

osteoderms

present in all turtles except tortoises

Musk or Rathke's glands

Rathke's glands

do not open until the lizards attain sexual maturity and often occur only in males. They may function as sexual scent glands.

femoral and precloacal (pubic) pores

shedding or sloughing patterns.shedding or sloughing patterns.

ecdysis

occurs when females reproduce without the involvement of males or sperm.

Parthenogenesis

A parent remains with the nest or eggs but without detectable nest defense.

egg attendance

-A parent remains with the nest or eggs and actively defends against conspecifics or preda-tors.

egg guarding

A parent carries offspring from one place to another.

froglet transport

Egg brooding

A parent brings food to offspring, e.g., tadpole feeding.

Feeding of young

A parent stays with young after the eggs hatch.

Guarding or attending young

are limited to moist or wet habitats such as mountain streams and marshy areas

Turtles

found in river systems

Crocodiles

are found in variety of habitats ranging from human dwellings tropical rain forest

Lizards and snakes

Habit: • Lizards and snakes:

Ground dwelling Burrowing Aquatic Arboreal