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Animals-Vertebrates-Mammals
The Mammalian Orders 1
The Mammalian Orders 2
More Mammalian Orders 2
The Mammalian Orders 3
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Animals that are attached to a single location, but are able to move the environment toward themselves for the purpose of trapping food.
What is Sessile
100
The enlarged, spear-like incisor teeth of an elephant.
What is Tusks
100
The largest living marsupial
What is a Kangaroo
100
The process in which a mammal enters a dormant state during the winter in which it's body temperature falls near the freezing point.
What is Hibernation
100
Even-toed Ungulates, such as sheep, cattle, and deer.
What is Artiodactyla
200
The symmetry that characterizes mammals
What is Bilateral
200
Mammals that raise their young in special abdominal pouches.
What is Marsupials
200
The classification of gnawing mammals, such as mice, beavers, and squirrels.
What is Rodents
200
Primates without tails
What is an Ape
200
Are made of solid bone and are shed every year.
What is Antlers
300
Having four appendages is the reason that most vertebrates are referred to as this.
What is Tetrapods
300
The largest living land animal
What is an Elephant
300
The classification of rabbits, hares, and pikas.
What is a Lagomorph
300
Animals that are active at night
What is Nocturnal
300
Animals that "chew the cud"
What is Ruminants
400
Animals with backbones
What is Vertebrates
400
Also known as "sea cow"
What is a Manatee
400
The Blue Whale is an example of this type of whale.
What is a Baleen Whale
400
The classification of shrews, moles, and hedgehogs.
What is Insectivores
400
Animals with hooves.
What is an Ungulate
500
Animals that regulate their temperature by internal mechanisms and maintain a stable body temperature regardless of their environment.
What is Homeothermic
500
Venomous, egg-laying mammal with a duck-like bill and webbed feet
What is a Platypus
500
The classification of apes, monkeys, and lemurs.
What is Primates
500
The slowest land mammal
What is a Sloth
500
Odd-toed ungulates, such as rhinoceroses, horses, and tapirs.
What is Perissodactyls