3.8 vertebrates

Welcome everyone!
Today:
Discussing homework (WB 66)
Explaining about vertebrates (paragraph 3.8, TB 73)
Making exercises
Bacteria experiment 
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Welcome everyone!
Today:
Discussing homework (WB 66)
Explaining about vertebrates (paragraph 3.8, TB 73)
Making exercises
Bacteria experiment 

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What are we going to learn today?
Today we will be learning:
What characteristics all vertebrates have in common.
What classes of vertebrates there are.
What the characteristics are of the different classes within the vertebrate phylum. 


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Vertebrates 
Animals in the vertebrate (gewervelden) are the most complicated build, with a lot of organ systems. We are also part of this phylum :) All animals in this phylum have a backbone

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Backbone

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Vertebrates
This phylum consists of 5 classes:
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals

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Warm blooded vs. cold blooded

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Fish
Fish are aquatic animals, characterized by their gills and scales. They are cold blooded. While some fish lay eggs, others are livebearers. 

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Gills

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Amphibians
Amphibians are animals adapted to both living in the water and on land. They have both gills, but some of them also have lungs. The can absorb oxygen through the skin as well.  

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Metamorphosis of frogs

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Reptiles
Reptiles are a lot like amphibians, but rather than living in both water and land, reptiles are more commonly found in warm and dry climates. 

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Eggs

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Time to work!
The homework for next lesson will be exercises 57 through 61. You can start working on that right now. 

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Welcome everyone!
Today:
Who is it?
Explaining about vertebrates (paragraph 3.8, TB 73)
Making exercises

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What are we going to learn today?
Today we will be learning:
What characteristics all vertebrates have in common.
What classes of vertebrates there are.
What the characteristics are of the different classes within the vertebrate phylum. 


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Backbone

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Birds
Birds are warm blooded animals that lay hard eggs. They are the only vertebrate class that can fly. 
Due to birds being warm blooded and the embryo inside a egg not having enough isolation, birds need to keep an egg warm. This is called incubation

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Mammals
Mammals is a varied group, which we are a part of! The one special characteristic they have in common is that they produce milk using mammary glands
Just like birds, mammals are warm blooded and breathe using lungs. 

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All mammals give milk to younglings 

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Whales use blowholes in order to breath

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Gills
Lungs

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Get to work!
The homework for next lesson are the exercises of paragraph 3.8 (WB page 73). You don't have to make ex. 64, 65, 70 and 71. You can start with them right now. You are allowed to speak softly with your neighbour. 

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This class has a even, slimy skin.
A
Fish
B
Amfibians
C
Reptiles
D
Mammals

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Looking at ways of reproduction, which class doesn't belong on this list?
A
Fish
B
Reptiles
C
Birds
D
Mammals

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Browsing through this chapter, what paragraph/subject do you feel confident about?

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Browsing through this chapter, what paragraph/subject do you feel not so confident about?

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