Vertebrate Phylum Quiz

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What phylum includes all vertebrates?

Chordata (Vertebrate)

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What subphylum includes all animals with a backbone?

Vertebrata (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes jawless fish like hagfish and lampreys?

Agnatha (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes sharks and rays with cartilage skeletons?

Chondrichthyes (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes bony fish like salmon and tuna?

Osteichthyes (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes amphibians like frogs, salamanders, and caecilians?

Amphibia (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes reptiles such as snakes, lizards, and turtles?

Reptilia (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes birds?

Aves (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class includes mammals such as humans, whales, and bats?

Mammalia (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate group lays amniotic eggs and includes reptiles, birds, and some mammals?

Amniotes (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class is characterized by moist skin and metamorphosis from larvae to adult?

Amphibia (Vertebrate)

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Which class has endothermic animals with feathers and lightweight bones?

Aves (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class is characterized by hair and mammary glands?

Mammalia (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class has gills and a swim bladder for buoyancy?

Osteichthyes (Vertebrate)

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Which vertebrate class has paired fins and skeletons made of cartilage?

Chondrichthyes (Vertebrate)