Vertebrates Animals with backbones. There are 5 vertebrate groups Amphibians – (frogs and newts)...

Vertebrates

Animals with backbones

There are 5 vertebrate groups

• Amphibians – (frogs and newts)• Reptiles - (lizards and snakes)• Fish• Birds • 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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