Warm-blooded animals:
change their body temperature to match the environment
always have higher temperatures than cold-blooded animals
keep the same body temperature in all environments
Young amphibians breathe with __________ Adult amphibians breathe with _________.
lungs, gills
lungs, lungs
gills, lungs
gills, gills
How are reptiles different from amphibians?
Reptiles have dry skin and amphibians do not.
Reptiles are vertebrates and amphibians are invertebrates.
Reptiles are warm blooded and amphibians are cold blooded.
Reptiles are only found on land and amphibians are only foun
Which of the following are examples of warm-blooded animals?
birds and mammals
fish and birds
birds, mammals, fish
fish, reptiles, and amphibians
Which of the following are examples of cold-blooded animals?
reptiles, fish, mammals
birds and mammals
fish and birds
fish, reptiles, and amphibians
Cold-blooded animals:
always have higher temperatures than cold-blooded animals
keep the same body temperature in all environments
change their body temperature to match the environment
Reptiles have __________ skin.
dry
moist
smooth
