Mammal Flashcards.

1
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Mammary glands

A

The milk-producing gland on a woman.

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2
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Diaphragm.

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A dome-shaped muscle under the lungs.

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3
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Endothermic.

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Able to produce ones own body heat.

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4
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Hair.

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A thread-like strand that comes out a mammals body, to insulate.

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5
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Incisors.

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A narrow-edged tooth, for eating meat.

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6
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Canine.

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A pointed tooth, between the incisors and molars, of a mammal.

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7
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Molars.

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A grinding tooth, in the back of the mouth.

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8
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Sexual Reproduction.

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Reproduction with two parents.

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9
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Placenta.

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Flattened circular organ in the uterus or pregnant mammals.

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10
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Gestation period.

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The period of time that it takes for a baby to develop.

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11
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Anteaters / Armadillos / Sloths.

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The are all Xenarthra group.

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12
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Insectivores.

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An animal that only eats bugs.

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13
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Rodent.

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A gnawing mammal of an order that includes rats, porcupines, and squirrels.

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14
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Rabbits / Hares / Pikas.

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They are all a part of Lagomorpha.

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15
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Flying mammals.

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Mammals that can glide/fly.

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16
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Carnivore.

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An animal that feeds one flesh.

17
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Trunk-nosed mammals.

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A mammal that has a trunk.

18
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Hooves mammals.

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Mammals with hooves.

19
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Cetaceans.

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A marine mammal.

20
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Manatees and Dugongs.

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They are Sirenians.

21
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Primate.

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A group of mammals that has large brains, short snout, and hands on feet.

22
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Monotremes.

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A group of mammals that lay yolky eggs and has a common opening in the digestive system.

23
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Marsupials.

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Pouched mammals.