zoo specimens (skulls/skeletons

Question 1

relies on sense of smell (long nose), foreman magnum (back, walks on fours), have teeth

Answer 1

Aardvark skull

Question 2

philange (makes up the wing), longest fingers in the animal kingdom

Answer 2

bat skeleton

Question 3

almost no snout, relies on eyes, active during the night

Answer 3

cat skull

Question 4

(big, sharp, pointy teeth), relies on smell, spaces between teeth to have a harder grip

Answer 4

dog skull

Question 5

gaps between teeth, long snout

Answer 5

fox skull

Question 6

great leapers, longer the bones, longer the muscle, farther leap

Answer 6

frog skeleton

Question 7

no breast bone, ribs wide open, second bone by jaw to eat bigger prey

Answer 7

garter snake skeleton

Question 8

claws, scales

Answer 8

goose leg

Question 9

big toe, hoof=keratin, fused lower bone for strength

Answer 9

horse forelimb

Question 10

antelope, relies on eyes, standstill and watch as defense, horn, foreman magnum underneath because long neck

Answer 10

klipspringer skull

Question 11

philange, claw is top of the knuckle of hand

Answer 11

leopard forelimb

Question 12

skin is stretched over skull to show ridges, FM underneath because it sits/walks, binocular vision (eyes on the front of the face)

Answer 12

mandrill skull

Question 13

big eye sockets (lighter), no teeth, bones hallow

Answer 13

pheasant skull

Question 14

similar to rodent, white teeth, 4 extra teeth-peg teeth

Answer 14

rabbit skull

Question 15

orange teeth= healthy

Answer 15

vole skeleton