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Vertebrate Biology

Vertebrate Biology. Lecture 26. Phylum Chordata. Subphylum Urochordata. Subphylum Cephalochordata. Subphylum Vertebrata. Agnathans Fish Sharks tetrapods. tunicates. lancets. Chordate Characteristics. Subphylum Urochordata. tunicate. Subphylum Urochordata. tunicate. Subphylum

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OPHIDIA

OPHIDIA. PRESENTED BY , Dept Of Materia Medica. As the name implies, the Ophidia group consists of medicines taken from snakes .

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020-Nekton

Order Pinniped (seals, sea lions, & walruses) Family Phocidae- true, earless seals. Family ... Family Odobenidae- walruses. 34 known species. Evolved 20 mya from Order Carnivora ...

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Marine Reptiles

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Marine Reptiles

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Marine Reptiles

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Marine Reptiles

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Venom

Venom. Historical and Modern Uses. Presented by Erin Hill. Basilisk. Greek Origin Possible distortion of cobra or asp Giant serpent or serpentine rooster Immensely venomous!. Overview. Venomous Creatures Ancient Uses Science Modern Uses. Venomous Creatures. Insects. Wasps

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Marine turtle

Marine Reptiles. Saltwater crocodile. Marine iguana. Sea snake. Marine turtle. Sea Snakes. Yellow- bellied sea snake. Sea Snakes. Diversity: Laticodtidae - krates- 5 species (1 is fw in Solomon Islands) Hydrophidae - 54 different species

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The green anaconda

The green anaconda. The green anaconda can feed on crocodiles, water mammals, and sometimes other snakes! . The anaconda can be ,green, black, yellow and brown,. The tree python. The tree python can be , green , yellow , blue, and sometimes pink !.

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Nekton

015d. Nekton. Nekton. Organisms capable of swimming against a current. General characteristics of nekton. Larger body size Greater swimming power Most nekton animals are vertebrates, and most vertebrates are fish Only the squid and a few species of shrimps are truly nektonic invertebrates

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Marine REPTILES

Marine REPTILES. Sea Snakes. Present-day diversity of marine reptiles in the seas is low. One reason for this appears to be that modern reptilian kidneys cannot tolerate high salinities.

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Great Barrier Reef

Great Barrier Reef. Facts. Larger than the Great Wall of China Only living thing on Earth visible from space 1,800 miles long 500,000 years old Approx 3,400 individual reefs that make up the barrier reef. Diversity of Life In the Reef. 2,800 species of fish 400 different types of coral

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FIVE most deadliest sea creatures in the world

FIVE most deadliest sea creatures in the world. By: Elvie R. Bravo & Katelyn Villamayor. 5. Tiger Shark.

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Marine Symbiosis

Marine Symbiosis. Symbiosis. The word symbiosis literally means ' living together .' In the context of marine biology this is referring to an intimate relationship between two different species http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaJdXO_j2MY. Humongous Sea Cucumber at Weird Sea Monsters.

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