Reptiles: Characteristics and Classification Quiz

10 Questions

Qual é o sistema circulatório dos répteis?

Fechado

Quais são as partes do corpo dos répteis?

Cabeça, pescoço, tronco e cauda

Qual o tipo de pele dos répteis?

Resistente e escamosa

Quais são os animais que pertencem à ordem Squamata?

Cobras e lagartos

Quais são as características dos répteis?

Sistema circulatório fechado

Quais são os principais sentidos dos répteis?

Olfato e visão

Quais são as características das cobras?

Ausência de pernas

Quais são as características dos crocodilianos?

Corpo resistente e escamoso

Quais são as características dos répteis?

Olhos úmidos

Quais são os principais sentidos dos répteis?

Olfato e visão

Study Notes

Répteis are vertebrates that belong to the Animalia, Chordata, and Reptilia classes.
Répteis are the first vertebrates to colonize the terrestrial environment.
Répteis have a body composed of head, neck, trunk, and tail.
Répteis have two pairs of locomotor appendages, each with five fingers and shortened legs in some snakes, but absent in others, such as snakes.
Répteis can be terrestrial or aquatic, like sea turtles that have paddle-like legs.
Répteis have a skin that is resistant and scaly, and covered by epidermal scales.
Some répteis, like turtles and snakes, can have epidermal plates that originate from the dermis.
Répteis have a closed circulatory system, double and complete.
The heart of snakes and turtles has two chambers and an incomplete ventricle.
The heart of crocodilian animals has two chambers and two complete ventricles.
Répteis have a respiratory system with pulmonary lungs that is efficient at exchanging gases.
The répteis have a well-developed sense of smell.
Répteis have eyes that are not particularly well-developed, but have moist membranes to protect them when submerged.
When on land, répteis are hydrated by tears glands.
The order Squamata includes snakes and lizards.
Some snake species have four legs and some have two.
Serpentes have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.
The order Squamata includes snakes and lizards.
Some snake species have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.
The order Squamata includes snakes and lizards.
Some snake species have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.
Some snake species have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.
Some snake species have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.
Some snake species have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.
Some snake species have a hard skin that covers their bodies.
Some snake species have a sharp fangs to eat food.