Organ that filters blood in Mammals and creates urine.
Kidney
Food that is swallowed, partially digested, then regurgitated.
Cud
Mammal with duck bill, tail like a beaver, feet like an otter and lays eggs.
Platypus
Kind of mammal that eats insects.
Insectivora mammal
Milk producing body part in mammals
Mammary gland
Kind of teeth with sharp edges to cut food
Incisor teeth
Kind of teeth that can grind food.
Molar teeth
Mammal with a pouch to develop its young.
Marsupial
Period of time from fertilization to birth.
Gestation
Fat found just under the skin, helps to keep the body warm.
Subcutaneous fat
The first stomach in a mammal.
Rumen
Teeth that are long and pointed used to grasp and hold food.
Canine
Mammals with large front teeth that gnaw like rats, squirrels, and gophers.
Rodentia mammal
Aquatic herbacious mammal also known as a sea cow.
Manatee
Layer of muscle that lifts the lungs to breathe
Diaphragm
Lining of the uterus to help develop the baby mammal
Placenta
Mammals that have a hoof or an odd toe like a horse or zebra.
Perissodactyla
Mammals without teeth like sloths and anteaters.
Edentata mammal
Mammals like hares and rabbits.
Lagomorpha mammals
Mammals from the Artiodactyla group have what kind of feet?
Split hoof like goats, sheep, cattle
What are some Mammals from the Proboscidea group
Elephants
What are Cetacea mammals?
Mammals living in the ocean like whales, dolphins, porpoises.
What mammals are in the class, Chiroptera?
Bats
Mammals that lay eggs, but the young will hatch and drink milk
Oviparous
Where young develop inside the mother in a uterus then are born alive.
Viviparous