NS U3 Lesson 4 Reptiles + Amphibians + Fish - Contenido educativo
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Hello everybody! Today we are going to learn more about vertebrates.
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Remember, vertebrates have backbone and a skeleton.
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Remember, vertebrates have a backbone and a skeleton.
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There are five groups of vertebrates.
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Number one, amphibians. Number two, reptiles.
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Number three, birds.
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Number four, mammals.
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And number five, fish.
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Now we are going to talk about vertebrates group three and four, reptiles and amphibians.
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Now let's see, reptiles and amphibians.
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Reptiles are oviparous.
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And amphibians are oviparous too.
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Reptiles lay.
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hard eggs on land
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while amphibians lay
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soft eggs, soft eggs in water.
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Class, mirror word.
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Reptiles and amphibians
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are oviparous.
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Reptiles and amphibians
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are oviparous.
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Reptiles lay hard eggs on land.
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Amphibians lay soft eggs in water.
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Excellent, everybody.
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Now, reptiles live on land.
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And amphibians live on land too.
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But, reptiles live on land and water.
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Amphibians live on land and in water too.
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So, reptiles and amphibians live on land and in water.
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Class, mirror word.
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Again, reptiles and amphibians live on land and in water.
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Again, reptiles and amphibians live on land and in water.
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Well done.
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Now, reptiles breathe with lungs.
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Baby amphibians breathe with gills.
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But adult amphibians breathe with lungs.
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That's a mirror word.
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Reptiles breathe with lungs.
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Baby amphibians breathe with gills.
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Adult amphibians breathe with lungs.
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Excellent, everybody.
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Now, reptiles have dry skin and scales.
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Scales.
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While amphibians have moist skin.
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Fast?
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Mirror word.
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Reptiles have dry skin and scales
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Amphibians have moist skin
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Excellent, everybody!
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Now we move on to vertebrates group 5, fish
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Now the body parts
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Fish have fins
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And not tail
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That's a mirror word
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Fish have fins
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and a tail.
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Good job.
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These are the fins
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and this is the tail.
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Now, the body covering.
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What a beautiful fish.
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Fish have scales.
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Fish have scales.
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Class, clear word.
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Fish have scales.
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Excellent. Now, respiration. Fish breathe with gills. Plus, weird word. Fish breathe with gills. Excellent.
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Now the habitats.
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Fish live in different rivers, lakes, and oceans.
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Rivers, lakes, and oceans.
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Class, mirror word.
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Fish live in different rivers, lakes,
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and oceans.
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Well done, everybody.
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Now, fish are oviparous.
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Fish lay eggs.
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Class, mirror word.
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Fish are oviparous.
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Fish lay eggs.
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Excellent. Well done, everybody.
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Now, nutrition.
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Fish eat plankton, fish eat other fish, fish eat water plants, and fish eat invertebrates
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too, like the worm.
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Cass, mirror word, fish eat plankton, fish eat other fish, fish eat water plants, and
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eat water plants, and fish eat invertebrates. Good job. Well done, everybody.
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- Autor/es:
- Fernando García y Raven Novido
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- Fernando G.
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- Fecha:
- 26 de enero de 2023 - 21:31
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