Chondricthyes

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Your Full Name - Name of Resource (use a hyperlink) - Summary of what can be found on this site.

Renee Timmons- This website is not only for Chondricthyes but also some of the other phylums and includes facts about their reproduction, general features, their body systems, number of heart chambers, common names and examples. []

Maddy French- http://www.comfsm.fm/~brianl/chondrichthyes.html - Talks about the class Chondricthyes and goes in depth on sharks.

Bethany Ho-this video gives a description of the massive ray called the manta ray or "devil ray," which is one of the largest rays existing. media type="youtube" key="aezpngC89YM" height="344" width="425" This useful site give accessible information on the diets, habitats, reproduction, and behavior of species of the class Chondrichthyes. [|Chondrichthyes]

Victoria Amsberry [] -Very useful information on Chondricthyes and what animals that are within this class and information about those animals.

Ben Levy- [] - many chondricthyes examples and interesting info.

Brett Riley- [] good information on sharks

Cherry McKoy - [] **This site is all about Sharks and Rays. It gives a brief overview of characteristics and their roles in the environment. ** media type="youtube" key="VsgTqHO1ncg" height="344" width="425"

Nicole Smith [|buzzle.com] This link contains a list of facts about mammals, such as how the bat is the only flying mammal and that all mammals possess diaphrams.

Max Eshleman [] This link contains information about cartilaginous fish such as their characteristics, reproduction, and diet. It has the fish separated by orders.

Cameron Brown This source is a credible encyclopedia. It's great for finding information on all types of vertebrates. []

Mary Meyers [] This site talks about chondrichthyes and how their bodies are layed out.

Olivia Onofrio [|http://www.woodbridge.tased.edu.au/MDC/Species%20Register/class_chondrichthyes.htm] This site has alot of information about the different types of fish in chondricthyes, not just sharks and rays.

Jason Keefer [] Contains information about sharks, skates, and rays; and how they are related to the Condricthyes Class..

Hannah Gregory :) This site is dedicated to __Chondricthyes;__ It has great examples of chondricthyes and uses some specific sharks and rays and shares important facts for both, including: habitat, diet, and interesting comments for each example. []

ConnorM- [] This has a great interactive website regarding sharks and other species of this class. -Below is an inspiring and surprisingly educational film. Enjoy-- media type="custom" key="3433536"

Cat Cole This website includes detailed information about sharks, skates, and rays, and their classifying characteristic []

Nancy Danford http://petrifiedwoodmuseum.org/SOChondrichthyans.htm Goes in depth about chonrichthyes

Annie Sexton: This site is great! It has everything you need to know and everything on the vertebrate chart []

Luc Lagesse This link leads you to a neat website about sharks. []

Cody Smith [] This Has facts about sharks. It tells about the diffrent type and there teeth!!

Averee Locke If you're like me and have a terrible fear of sharks, these websites are great for finding facts on rays, another animal in the Chonrichthyes Phylum!

National Geographic has great facts about how stingrays hunt, as well as popularity of sting rays in Greek Mythology: []

Flight of the Manta Ray is read as though written by the Manta Ray itself. It has many interesting facts about the manta ray's behavior and growth: []

This last website is full of facts about manta ray growth, behavior, mating, and habitat. It gave me most of the information I need on rays: []