Chordata

Question 1

Viviparous

Answer 1

(of an animal) bringing forth live young that have developed inside the body of the parent.

Question 2

Oviparous

Answer 2

An animal who lays eggs

Question 3

Monotremes

Answer 3

Egg laying mammals (oviparous)

Question 4

Marsupials

Answer 4

Give birth to very small you and complete raising them in pouch. More common in the Southern Hemisphere.

Question 5

Eutherians

Answer 5

Have a placenta and give birth to older young. Placenta facilitates food gas and waste exchange via umbilical cord.

Question 6

Biogeography

Answer 6

Area of biology that focuses on where different taxa live on the face of the earth.

Question 7

Tapetum Lucidum

Answer 7

Reflective layer in eyes that helps concentrate light for nocturnal animals.

Question 8

Lagomorpha

Answer 8

Rabbits

Question 9

Afrotheria

Answer 9

Elephants

Question 10

Primates 4 types of teeth

Answer 10

Incisors (front for biting) canines (shredding tearing flesh) premolars and molars (flat)

Question 11

Thumbs

Answer 11

Opposable first digits on primates.

Question 12

Mammary Glands on primates

Answer 12

Two pectoral mammary glands.

Question 13

Primate Cerebral Cortex

Answer 13

Large and convoluted allows for learning.

Question 14

Anthropoids

Answer 14

Ape like creatures

Question 15

Prosimians

Answer 15

Cat/rat like primates

Question 16

Most closely related primate to humans:

Answer 16

Chimpanzees