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Fish
2 chambered heart.
-a single atrium
-a single ventricle
blood oxygenated by direct passage through gills.
Amphibians w/ lungs
3 chambered heart
-two atria
-one ventricle (almost separated)
-to keep systematic and pulmonary system separate.
Crocodiles
four chambered heart
-two atria
-two ventricles
they have two aortas which connect to both ventricles. allowing for pulmonary to shut down and just have blood go through systematic circulation allowing for submersion underwater
Birds

Thescelosaurus is highly like a bird not like a reptile.
four chambered heart
-two atria
-two ventricles
complete separation of pulmonary and systematic circulation
more efficient than humans
Humans / mammals
four chambered heart
-two atria
-two ventricles
complete separation of pulmonary and systematic circulation (increases efficiency of oxygenation by lungs and delivery of blood to body )