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Vertebrae Bones located in the middle of your back Joined together with cartilage to form the backbone Protects the spinal chord Notochord: flexible skeletal rod – is replaced by backbone

17.1 Common Traits of Vertebrates

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Vertebrae

Bones located in the middle of your backJoined together with cartilage to form the backboneProtects the spinal chord

Notochord: flexible skeletal rod – is replaced by backbone

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Vertebrae

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ENDOthermsAnimals with CONSTANT internal body temperaturesBody cells produce heat to keep bodies warm

**Humans are ENDOTHERMS

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Examples of Endotherms

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ECTOtherms

Animals with bodies that receive heat from the OUTSIDEBody temperature depends on environment

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Ectotherm Examples

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Origin of Vertebrates

500 million years ago

Water-Dwelling Fish Like Animals

Different Kinds of

Fish

Adaptation: Strong, lobe-

like fins

Adaptation: Lungs

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7 Classes of Vertebrates1)Class Agnatha {Jawless Fish}

2)Class Chondrichthyes {Cartilaginous Fish}

3)Class Osteichthyes {Bony Fish}

4)Class Amphibia {Amphibians}

5)Class Reptilia {Reptiles}

6)Class Aves {Birds}

7)Class Mammalia {Mammals}