Name the five classes of vertebrates. Compare any two on the basis of their $(i)$ Habitat,$(ii)$ Covering of skin,$(iii)$ Respiratory organs,$(iv)$ Chambers of heart,and $(v)$ Reproduction.

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(N/A) The five classes of vertebrates are: $Pisces$,$Amphibia$,$Reptilia$,$Aves$,and $Mammalia$.
Comparison between two classes (e.g.,$Pisces$ and $Mammalia$):
Basis of Comparison $Pisces$ $Mammalia$
$(i)$ Habitat Aquatic Mainly terrestrial
$(ii)$ Skin Covering Scales Hair
$(iii)$ Respiratory Organs Gills Lungs
$(iv)$ Heart Chambers $2$ chambers $4$ chambers
$(v)$ Reproduction Lay eggs in water Give birth to young ones

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