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Name____________________________
Class __________________
Date __________
Respiratory Systems of Land Vertebrates
Land vertebrates use lungs to breathe. In most land vertebrates, air
moves in and out through the same passageways, including the
nostrils, mouth, throat, and trachea.
Nostrils, mouth,
and throat
Trachea
Trachea
Nostrils,mouth,
and throat
Lung
Lung
Salamander
Lizard
Trachea
Nostrils,
mouth,
and throat
Nostrils,
mouth,
and throat
Lung
Trachea
Pigeon
Primate
Lung
Air sacs
Use the diagrams to answer the questions.
1. How are salamander and lizard lungs different?
2. In mammalian lungs, gas exchange takes place in which
structures? Circle the correct answer.
lungs
gills
3. What is the function of air sacs in the pigeon?
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Vertebrate Circulatory Systems
Vertebrates that use gills have single-loop circulatory systems.
Vertebrates that use lungs have double-loop circulatory systems.
In a single-loop system, the heart pumps blood to the gills or
lungs. In double-loop systems, blood returns to the heart and is
then pumped to the body.
Draw arrows showing the path of blood through the circulatory systems
of the animals shown.
Gill
capillaries
Lung
capillaries
One
ventricle
Two
atria
Heart
Heart
One
atrium
One
ventricle
Body
capillaries
Fish
Lung
capillaries
Body
capillaries
Amphibian
Two
atria
Heart
Two
ventricles
Body
capillaries
Mammal
Use the diagrams to answer the question.
1. Which vertebrate shown has the simplest circulatory system?
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Class __________________
Date __________
Vertebrate Brains
Vertebrates have complex brains made up of several parts. Each
part has a different function. For example, the medulla oblongata
controls the functioning of many internal organs.
Look at the diagrams of the bony fish and amphibian brains. Then color
the remaining diagrams according to the prompts below.
• Color the olfactory bulb purple.
• Color the optic lobe blue.
• Color the medulla oblongata yellow.
• Color the cerebellum red.
• Color the cerebrum orange.
Olfactory bulb
Cerebrum
Optic lobe
Cerebellum
Medulla
oblongata
Bony Fish
Reptile
Amphibian
Bird
Mammal
Use the diagrams to answer the question.
1. Which vertebrate has the most complex cerebrum?
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