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Mo1-L3b: What are the Groups of Chordates?





                               Key Concept                                         SUMMARY
                              What is a Chordate?                               What is a Chordate?
                                                                   There are two types of chordates—vertebrate
                  What is the difference between invertebrate and     chordates and invertebrate chordates.
                             vertebrate chordates?


                                                                       Invertebrate chordates do not have a
                                                                  backbone and include lancelets and tunicates.





















                                                                   ectotherm
                  Mo1-L3b     What are the Groups of Chordates?
                                                                   an animal that heats its body from heat in  its
                                                                   environment.
                KEY CONCEPTS:
                1. How do the groups of vertebrate chordates differ?
                                                                          DAY                        NIGHT
                                                                                                              o
                                                                   Air Temperature : 30 c      Air Temperature : 20 c
                                                                                  o
                                                                                                               o
                                                                   Body Temperature : 37 c     Body Temperature : 20 c
                                                                                   o
                            Vocabulary A-Z                          Ectotherms depend on heat   ectotherms changes when the
                                                                                           The Internal temperature of
                                                                    exchange with the external
                            Let us learn some vocabulary                 environment.      environmental temperature
                                                                                                  changes.
                                                                   endotherm
                Gill                                               an animal that generates its body heat from the
                                                                   inside.
                an organ that exchanges carbon dioxide for
                oxygen in the water.                                       DAY                      NIGHT
                                                                                                              o
                                                                    Air Temperature : 30 c    Air Temperature : 20 c
                                                                                    o
                                                                                                               o
                                                                   Body Temperature: 37 c    Body Temperature: 37 c
                                                                                     o
                                                                    Ectotherms require a lot of   Endotherms can maintain
                                                                      food to fuel their high    a constant internal
                                                                         metabolism                temperature.
                amnion
                a protective membrane that surrounds an embryo.
                                                                   mammary glands
                                                                   special tissue that produces milk for young
                                                                   mammals.











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