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reptilian adaptation
skin with scales
keratin-the scales are filled with this protein
-skin contains additional proteins and lipids for waterproofing
reptilian adaptation
efficient respiratory/excretory system
-internal
-excrete uric acid, in excretory sys
-advantage to being released as uric acid-water cons
-urine concentration is very high to reduce water loss
reptilian adaptation
hearing
tempanon- ear drum(except in snake, lower jaw is used to pick up vibrations of the substrate)
reptilian adaptation
olfaction
jacobsons organ- has to do with olfaction, flicking tongue...roof of mouth...holes...then to this organ
-smell
reptilian adaptation
heat sensor
facial pit-vipers, water mocosins
-found primarily in snakes, very sensitive heat sensing organ found under eye
-labial pit(constrictors)
reptilian adaptation
ectothermic
refering from where the heat source comes from, the enviroment
-poikilotherm-organism whose body temp varies, with the enviroment
reptilian adaptation
reproduction
oviparity
ovoviviparity
viviparity
reptilian adaptation
parental care
most none
-some exceptions-alligators
-when babies hatch mom brings them to the water