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Adaptations for life on land. Amniotic egg. بيض جنيني Water-conserving kidney.

Lecture 19 : 5- Class: Reptilia. Adaptations for life on land. Amniotic egg. بيض جنيني Water-conserving kidney. Three-chambered heart Crocodilians التماسيح have 4 Claws for digging and locomotion. Improved Respiratory System. Loss of Lateral Line System of fish and amphibians.

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Adaptations for life on land. Amniotic egg. بيض جنيني Water-conserving kidney.

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  1. Lecture 19: 5- Class: Reptilia • Adaptations for life on land. • Amniotic egg.بيض جنيني • Water-conserving kidney. • Three-chambered heart • Crocodilians التماسيحhave 4 • Claws for digging and locomotion. • Improved Respiratory System. • Loss of Lateral Line System of fish and amphibians. • 17 orders of reptiles, but only members of 4 remain alive today.

  2. 1- Order: Testudinesالسلاحف • 300 species of turtlesالسلاحف البحرية and tortoises السلاحف البرية • Bony shell. • Limbs articulate internally to the ribs ضلوع • Keratinized beak منقارinstead of teeth. • Fusion of vertebrae, ribs and skin bones form plates – carapace (top of the shell).

  3. 2- Order: Crocodiliaالتماسيح • 21 living species; crocodiles, alligators التمساح الامريكي, caiman الاستوائي, and gavialsالتمساح الهندى. • Anatomically closer to birds and dinosaurs than other reptiles (have 4-chambered heart, triangular eye orbits, other skull characteristics). Brown Caiman Saltwater Croc. American Alligator Gavial or Gharial

  4. 3- Order: Squamataالحرشفيات • A- Suborder: Sauria: Lizards السحالي • Usually have two pairs of legs • Most are oviparous, some are ovoviviparous or viviparous • Herbivorous, omnivorous, and carnivorous. • B- Suborder: Serpentes: Snakes الحيات • Most are harmless, but about 300 species are venomous. • Elongate and lack limbs, have more than 200 vertebrae and pairs of ribs – for locomotion. • All are carnivorous. Coral Snake Chameleonالحرباء

  5. 6- Class: Aves • Adaptations for flight. • Appendages modified as wings. • Have feathers and lack teeth. • Endothermic ثابتة درجة الحرارة • High Metabolic Rate. • A Vertebral Column modified for flight. • Bones lightened by numerous air spaces.

  6. 1- Order: Sphenisciformes – Penguins البطريق • Heavy bodied with fat, flightless, flipper زعنفةlike wings for swimming. Penguins • 2- Order: Strigiformes – Owls البوم • Large head with eyes fixed forward. • 3- Order: Anseriforms– Ducks, Geese الوزand Swans البجع owl • 4- Order: Columbiformes–Pigeons and Doves اليمام • Dense Feathers loosely set in skin. Duck

  7. 7- Class: Mammals Major Concept: 1- The skin of mammals is thick for protection and has an insulation covering of hair.

  8. 2- Adaptations of teeth and digestive tract allows mammals to exploit a wide variety of food resources. Siberian Brown Bear - Teeth Beaver Teeth Whale teeth

  9. 3- Efficient systems for circulation and gas exchange support the high metabolic rate associated with mammalian endothermy.

  10. 5- Metanephric kidneys permit mammals to excrete urea without excessive water loss. 4-The brain of mammals has an expanded cerebral cortex that processes information from various sensory structures.

  11. 7- Most mammals are viviparous and have reproductive cycles that help ensure internal fertilization and successful development. 6- Complex behavior patterns enhance mammalian survival.

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