### animal | vertebrate | reptile | turtle:

Wood turtle
* Some wood turtles live to ages.
* Some wood turtles reach maturity
  - return to streams
* are even better in learning how to navigate through mazes than white rats
  - good climbers
  - wide ranging and use surrounding upland habitats
* feed on aquatic insects and tadpoles found along slow-moving streams.

Young turtle
* are mostly carnivorous, gradually switching to vegetation as they age.
* spend time in areas where currents converge and prey is abundant.

Small vertebrate
* are typical prey for the larger species of motmots.
* include lizards.

Terrestrial vertebrate
* Most terrestrial vertebrates develop lungs.
* Most terrestrial vertebrates have an embryological development based on the five-fingered hand
  - distribution
  - worldwide distribution
  - localize a sound source by comparing information encoded by two ears
* Some terrestrial vertebrates retain body fluid
* have a worldwide distribution

### animal | vertebrate:

Tetrapod
* All tetrapods share a variety of morphological features.
* Most tetrapods adapt to environments
  - life
  - terrestrial environments
  - become vertebrates
* Most tetrapods have heads
  - hips
  - jaws
  - limbs
  - single teeth
  - wide jaws
  - live in habitats
* Some tetrapods become life
  - evolve from ancestors
* Some tetrapods have ancestors
  - bones
  - forelimbs
  - lungs
  - roots
  - terrestrial ancestors
* Some tetrapods invade habitats
  - terrestrial habitats
* Some tetrapods live in lagoons
  - shallow water
  - lose limbs
* Some tetrapods possess features
  - scaly skin
* Some tetrapods show ability
  - diversity
* also lack the first and second aortic arches.
* are a group of vertebrates that includes amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals
  - amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals
  - animals that have four legs or leg-like appendages
* exhibit both a main and accessory olfactory system
  - even lower stability than dolosse
* include salamanders.
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* usually live on land and breathe with lungs.
* vary greatly in size.
+ Category:Tetrapods: Vertebrates
  * This category is for animals in the taxonomical superclass Tetrapoda. Tetrapods are animals that have four legs or leg-like appendages. Mammals, reptiles, and birds are examples of tetrapods.

### animal | vertebrate | tetrapod:

Aquatic tetrapod
* Many aquatic tetrapods move primarily by using the hind legs.
* Some aquatic tetrapods have ancestors
  - terrestrial ancestors
* include salamanders.

Early tetrapod
* Some early tetrapods have bones.
* Some early tetrapods live in lagoons
  - shallow water

Modern tetrapod
* Most modern tetrapods have limbs.
* Some modern tetrapods evolve from ancestors.

Quadruped
* Many quadrupeds have no corticospinal tract, or only a rudimentary one.
* are animals with four feet, such as cows

Viviparous animal
* Some viviparous animals rely on yolks.
* are born from the womb of the mother.

Water animal
* Some water animals have flippers.
* are halal even after perishing.