Exploring Vertebrates: Skeletons and X-rays
Vertebrates
Animals with backbones
There are 5 vertebrate groups
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Amphibians – (frogs and newts)
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Reptiles - (lizards and snakes)
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Fish
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Birds
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Mammals
Starting letters are
A R F B M
Frog - skeleton
Snake - skeleton
Lizard - skeleton
Bird - skeleton
Fish - skeleton
Human skeleton
Bat - skeleton
Dog - skeleton
Dolphin - skeleton
Dinosaur – fossil skeleton
X – ray of rat
X-ray of lizard
X-ray - Frog
X-ray of human spine
X-ray of fish
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Dive into the world of vertebrates with a detailed exploration of their skeletons and X-rays. Discover the fascinating structures of frogs, snakes, lizards, birds, fish, humans, bats, dogs, dolphins, and even dinosaur fossils. Explore the intricate details through a series of captivating images, shedding light on the internal frameworks of these diverse animal groups. Uncover the similarities and differences in skeletal anatomy across various vertebrate species, providing a deeper understanding of their biological makeup.
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Vertebrates Animals with backbones
There are 5 vertebrate groups Starting letters are Starting letters are A R F B M A R F B M Amphibians Reptiles - Fish Birds Mammals (frogs and newts) (lizards and snakes)
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