6th grade ch. 3 sec. 3 amphibians

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Ch. 3 Ch. 3 Sec. 3 Sec. 3 Amphibians Amphibians

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Ch. 3Ch. 3Sec. 3 AmphibiansSec. 3 Amphibians

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Table Total # of toothpicks

# of green toothpicks

1 40 82 31 33 32 44 6 35 32 46 32 6

Camouflage Activity

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What is an amphibian?What is an amphibian?

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•ectothermic vertebratesectothermic vertebrates

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`̀ 2 loop circulatory 2 loop circulatory

systemsystem 3 chambered heart3 chambered heart

–2 upper 2 upper chambers=chambers=atria atria receive bloodreceive blood

–1 lower chamber=1 lower chamber= ventricleventricle- pumps - pumps blood blood body body

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amphibian= double lifedouble life

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Amphibian reproductionAmphibian reproduction

• metamorphosis• egg tadpole (larva that swim & have gills) adults- lose gills & get lungs

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A tadpole’s circulatory system A tadpole’s circulatory system has a single loop & a heart has a single loop & a heart with 2 chambers, like a fish.with 2 chambers, like a fish.

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frogs & toadsfrogs & toads salamanderssalamanderseggs eggs

fertilizedfertilized externallyexternally internally internally

how obtain how obtain foodfood

wait for prey to wait for prey to come closecome close

(use camouflage)(use camouflage)

actively stalk actively stalk & ambush & ambush

preyprey

movementmovement 1. powerful hind 1. powerful hind leg muscles leg muscles

2. skeleton that 2. skeleton that can absorb shock can absorb shock

of landingof landing

crawlcrawl

Attributes of amphibians

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frogs & toadsfrogs & toads

adapted for hopping & leaping:– strong skeletons– muscular limbs

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Frogs have smooth, moist skin.

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Toads have drier, bumpier skin than frogs. Many toads have large lumps behind their eyes that ooze a poisonous liquid when attacked.

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Three groups of amphibiansThree groups of amphibians

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red spotted newt

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reasons for decreasingreasons for decreasingamphibian populationsamphibian populations

1.1. habitat habitat (specific environment in (specific environment in which an animal lives)which an animal lives) destruction destruction

2.2. poisons in environment- poisons in environment- insecticides pollute waterinsecticides pollute water• weaken adultweaken adult• kill eggs kill eggs • deform tadpolesdeform tadpoles

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Golden frogs are rarely seen anymore in their native habitat —the rain forests of Panama.

What are two possible causes for the decrease in the number of golden frogs?

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Discharge contaminated with coal combustion wastes.

Bullfrog tadpoles raised in a control habitat (A) and in an area contaminated with coal combustion wastes (B & C).

Vitamin A compounds in lake water may be at least partly responsible for frog deformities.

Effects of Effects of toxins in toxins in the the environmeenvironmentnt

Deformed frog photos

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On the hunt for hellbenders…

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Red Red Cheeked Cheeked

SalamanderSalamander

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FROG, TOAD or FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER ?SALAMANDER ?

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FROG ,TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG ,TOAD or SALAMANDER?

have smooth, moist skin

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FROGFROG

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

dry, bumpy skin

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TOADTOAD

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

keep their tails as adults

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SALAMANDESALAMANDERR

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

adapted for hopping & leaping

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TOADTOAD

FROGFROG&&

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

legs not adapted for jumping

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SALAMANDESALAMANDERR

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

Actively stalk Actively stalk & ambush & ambush

preyprey

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SALAMANDESALAMANDERR

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

external fertilization

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TOADTOAD

FROGFROG&&

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FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?

drier, bumpier skin

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TOADTOAD

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Wait for prey Wait for prey to come closeto come close

(use (use camouflage)camouflage)

FROG, TOAD or FROG, TOAD or SALAMANDER?SALAMANDER?

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TOADTOAD

FROGFROG&&

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What is the first What is the first stage of the frog stage of the frog

life cycle?life cycle?

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The first stage of The first stage of the frog life the frog life cycle is the cycle is the eggegg. .

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What is the What is the second stage of second stage of

the frog life the frog life cycle?cycle?

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The second stage of the frog life cycle is the tadpole.

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What is the last What is the last stage of the frog stage of the frog

life cycle?life cycle?

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The last stage of the frog life cycle is the adult frog.

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1.Groups of amphibians1.Groups of amphibians 2.Reproduction and 2.Reproduction and DevelopmentDevelopment

3. Obtaining Oxygen3. Obtaining Oxygen 4. Circulatory System4. Circulatory System

frogs toads

salamanders

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5. Obtaining Food5. Obtaining Food 6. Movement6. Movement

7. Amphibians in danger7. Amphibians in danger NameNameDateDateScienceSciencePictures of Ch. 3 Sec. 3 Pictures of Ch. 3 Sec. 3 SubheadingsSubheadings

Chemicals cause tadpoles to be deformed.

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