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3rd Grade Herps

The games are designed to help students prepare for their upcoming exam. Vocabulary words are reviewed.

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herpterm used to describe reptiles and amphibians
types of reptilesturtles, crocodillians, snakes, lizards, and tutara
ectothermiccold blooded
endothermicwarm blooded
turtles4 limbs, no teeth, live on land or in water
tortoiseland turtle
Gulf Coast Sea TurtlesKemp's Ridley, Loggerhead, Hawksbill, Leatherback and Green
Kemp's Ridleysmalles and reaches about 100 pounds and are found in coastal water and bays
Loggerheadhas a heart shaped body and head is triangular. Found near reefs and underwater wrecks.
Hawksbillhas a hear shaped body and very small head with a beak
Leatherbacklargest sea turtle reaching up to 1500 pounds.
Greenhas an oval shaped body and a very small round head. Are in areas where there are lots of sea grasses.
Crocodillianslarge scales, 4 legs, long snouts, lay eggs and havesharp teeth
Crocodileslong narrow snout with 1 large tooth showing in side. Live near salt water. Females dig in ground to nest.
Alligatorshave round snout and are usually black. Are freshwater reptiles. Build nests out of mud, grass, leaves and branches.
Snakeshave skin made out of scales.
Viperidaepoisonous pit viper family
Poisonous Snakesbodies are stout, heads are wider than their necks, vertical pupils and tail has single row of scales.neck and have fangs.
Nonpoisonous Snakesheads and necks are similar in size, eyes are round, double row of scales on tail..
Types of Amphibianssalamanders, toads/frogs, and caeclilians
amphibianliterally means double life
Amphibiansadults have 4 legs, skin is smooth or warty, skin is moist, no claws, jelly-like eggs.
Toadfat and has rough bumpy skin
Frogsmooth wet skin
Life cycle of frogegg, frog embryo, tadpole, adult
caeciliansleast known amphibian and look like earthworms
vertebrateanimal with a backbone
metamorphisischanges that occur during the life cycle


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