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By: Rachel, Nico, Brandon, Lauren
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Mammalia
•Evolved from reptiles during the Mesozoic era
•This is around the time when dinosaurs evolved from different reptiles
•Underwent adaptive radiation to fill major land niches during the Cenozoic era
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Major Characteristics of Mammalia
•Fur or hair•Subcutaneous fat-fat under the skin used
for insulation•Most give birth to LIVE young•Mammary glands
▫glands that produce milk to feed young after birth
▫Sweat glands▫Oil glands▫Saliva glands
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Groups of mammals
1. Monotremes
2. Marsupials
3. Placentals
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Monotremes•Oviparous-lay eggs
▫Offspring have reptilian-like amniotic eggs Amniotic egg: waterproof egg that provides
nourishment for the embryo When hatched, baby looks like miniature
adult•Found only in Australia and New Guinea•Examples:
▫duckbill platypus▫Spiny anteater (echidna)
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Marsupials• Viviparous-give birth to live young
▫Young are born very early, and so must finish development in the mother’s pouch
• Found mostly in Australia and South America• Examples:
▫Koalas▫Kangaroos▫Opossums
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Placentals• Viviparous-give birth to
live young▫ Capable of longer period
of development in mother’s uterus because of placenta Placenta: made of
tissues; allows for oxygen, nutrients, and waste to be transferred from mother to baby or baby to mother
• Examples:▫ Humans▫ Mice▫ Whales▫ Manatees
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Reproduction
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Reproduction of Fish and AmphibiansFish Amphibians
• External fertilization1.Lay lots of little eggs:
▫ Each egg has lower chance of surviving
▫ Requires less energy▫ Mostly Osteichthyes
2.Lay few big eggs:▫ Requires lots of energy▫ Egg has greater chance
of surviving▫ Mostly Agnathans
• External fertilization• Oviparous-egg laying• Eggs must be kept moist,
so most Amphibians lay their eggs in water
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Reproduction of Reptiles and Birds
Reptiles (Reptilia) Birds (Aves)
• Internal fertilization• Most oviparous, some are
ovoviviparous▫ Ovoviviparous-keep
eggs internally and bear live young
• Development in amniotic egg
• Most do NOT care for young
• Internal fertilization• Oviparous-lay eggs• Most of development is in
an amniotic egg• Egg shell is made of
calcium, and so is harder than a reptilian shell
• Sometimes birds taken turns having babies and caring for babies
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Amniotic Egg•Shell: prevents water loss•Albumen: extra food•Chorion: allows for gas exchange•Yolk: provides food for the embryo•Amnion: cushions embryo in fluid•Allantois: collects waste and helps in gas exchange