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Biology 11 Peer Test Chapter 31-36 Crossword Puzzle

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Across:

7.	An adult amphibian's heart typically has this many chambers
8.	Truly live bearing fish
11.	The ventricle pumps blood out of the heart into a this muscular vessel
12.	Virtually all reptiles reproduce through this type of fertilization
14.	This component of a fish controls many internal organ functions and maintains balance
16.	This is replaced by a vertebral column
17.	alligators, crocodiles, caimans, and gavials belong to this order
18.	The most primitive group of fish
19.	The class that bony fishes make up

Down:

1.	Modern lizards and snakes belong to this order
2.	The most anterior parts of a fish's brain
3.	Females mammals have this type of organs, which produce milk to nourish young
4.	The class that sharks, rays, and skates belong to
5.	A term to describe the decrease in response to a stimulus that neither rewards nor harms an animal
6.	the larvae of frogs and toads
9.	Can be defined as vertebrates that are aquatic as larvae and terrestrial as adults
10.	These amphibians keep their tails even as adults
13.	At the end of the large intestine, this muscular cavity stores wastes until they are discharged
15.	These feathers grow underneath and the between the contour feathers
17.	This part of the brain coordinates body movements

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Biology 11 Peer Test Chapter 31-36 Crossword Puzzle

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Across:

7.	An adult amphibian's heart typically has this many chambers
8.	Truly live bearing fish
11.	The ventricle pumps blood out of the heart into a this muscular vessel
12.	Virtually all reptiles reproduce through this type of fertilization
14.	This component of a fish controls many internal organ functions and maintains balance
16.	This is replaced by a vertebral column
17.	alligators, crocodiles, caimans, and gavials belong to this order
18.	The most primitive group of fish
19.	The class that bony fishes make up

Down:

1.	Modern lizards and snakes belong to this order
2.	The most anterior parts of a fish's brain
3.	Females mammals have this type of organs, which produce milk to nourish young
4.	The class that sharks, rays, and skates belong to
5.	A term to describe the decrease in response to a stimulus that neither rewards nor harms an animal
6.	the larvae of frogs and toads
9.	Can be defined as vertebrates that are aquatic as larvae and terrestrial as adults
10.	These amphibians keep their tails even as adults
13.	At the end of the large intestine, this muscular cavity stores wastes until they are discharged
15.	These feathers grow underneath and the between the contour feathers
17.	This part of the brain coordinates body movements

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