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Herpetology

Study of reptiles and amphibians

What makes it possible for reptiles to reproduce without water

Amniotic egg

4 Amniotic Egg membranes

Amnion


Allantois


Yolk Sac


Chorion

What makes it possible for reptiles to reproduce without water

Amniotic egg

Amnion

Encloses fluid in which the embryo floats

One of few species of salamanders that make noise

Mud puppies

Agnatha

Superclass that means “no jaw”

Allantois

Stores metabolic wastes produced by embryo

Yolk sac

Food supply for yolk

Chorion

Outermost membrane of shell; allows oxygen to enter egg while removing carbon dioxide

Age of reptiles

Mesozoic Era

The first reptiles

Stem Reptiles

Age of reptiles

Mesozoic Wra

Carboniferous period

When reptiles evolved from amphibians

Reptile eggs v. Bird eggs v. Mammal eggs

Reptiles- Leathery


Birds- Hard


Mammals- Lack Eggs (except monotremes)

Biggest Tortoise

Galapagos Tortoise

Largest Anuran Worldwide and Nationally

Worldwide- West African Goliath Frog


National- American Bullfrog

Poikilothermic

Animals that gain heat through the environment

Amphibians that lack leggs

Caecilians

The holding of a male onto female

Amplexus

Permian period

Age of amphibians

Devonian Period

Age of fishes

Respiration through skin

Cutaneous

Fungal disease of amphibians

Chytridiomycosis

Amphibian Orders

Caudata- Salamander, Newts, Mudpuppies


Anura- Frogs & Toads


Apoda- Caecilians