They both have a pulmonary artery on the left and the aorta on the right.
they have diff. no. of chambered heart
One key difference is that mammal hearts have four chambers (two atria and two ventricles) while reptile hearts typically have three chambers (two atria and one ventricle). Mammals have a double circulatory system (systemic and pulmonary circulation) while reptiles have a single circulatory system.
Yes, mammals have a 4chambered heart, while reptiles only have a 3chambered heart.
Crocodylians, such as alligators, crocodiles, caimans, etc, have four chambered hearts. Testudinidae (turtles), Squamata (amphisbaenians (lizard like), lizards, and snakes), Rhynchocephalia (tuataras); all have two chambered hearts. Hope this helps :)
A fish heart has two chamber and a mammal has 4.
I haven't read this specifically, but here is my deduction from what I do know: Probably some type of mammal-like reptile or archosaur was the first warm blooded vertebrate. As for archosaurs, dinosaurs appear to have been warm blooded, and the heart structure of crocodillians suggests that they evolved from warm blooded ancestors. However, it is likely that a mammal-like reptile evolved a warm blooded metabolism before any archosaur.
I haven't read this specifically, but here is my deduction from what I do know: Probably some type of mammal-like reptile or archosaur was the first warm blooded vertebrate. As for archosaurs, dinosaurs appear to have been warm blooded, and the heart structure of crocodillians suggests that they evolved from warm blooded ancestors. However, it is likely that a mammal-like reptile evolved a warm blooded metabolism before any archosaur.
Yes. Any mammal or creature has a heart
one of which is that they both have heart arteries
Crocodiles and alligators
amphibians are capable of slowing there heart rate in the winter to hibernate while reptiles can not and amphibians are warm blooded
The atria are the two upper chambers and the ventricles are the two lower chambers.