Large mammals live successfully in deserts and in the arctic. De-scribe different adaptations mammals use to maintain homeothermy in each environment.

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Q: Write shorts notes on how coelenterates defend themselves when swimmers ventures into their habitat

A: Coelenterates have tissue grade body and they are made up of few cells which alert them when the…

Q: List adaptations of the respiratory and circulatory systems ofanimals living at high altitudes.

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A: Excretory system helps in collecting nitrogenous waste and expelling it into the external…

Q: describe the key adaptation that were associated with the transition from aquatic life to…

A: Adaptation is mechanism by which organism adjust themselves according to the need of environment…

Q: List three groups into which animals are classified, according to food they eat

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Q: A characteristic unique to most species of mammals and no other vertebrates isa. endothermy.b. skin…

A: The group of multicellular, mostly motile, and heterotrophic organisms is called animals. They lack…

Q: Reptiles are said to be behavioral homeotherms. Explain what this means.

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Q: Mollusks exhibit a variety of feeding methods. List at least four and discuss adaptations and…

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Q: Flatworms are the simplest animals to display a body plan that is _________.

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Q: Explain why today’s amphibians are all tied to moist environments.

A: Amphibians are known as ectothermic, tetrapod vertebrates that belong to the class of amphibians.…

Q: How do desert lizards maintain a fairly constant body temperature?

A: Ectotherms are cold-blooded animals whose regulation of body temperature depends on external…

Q: Compare the jawed fish to the amphibian. Relate one way they are alike and 2 ways they are…

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Q: Based on how reptiles thermoregulate, which climates would you predict to have the highest reptile…

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Q: animals found in cooler environments?

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Q: Animals that have a coelom; Are animals that lack a body cavity Are animals that lack a complete…

A: Answer) Animals that have a coelom are animals that have a true body cavity. Coelom: It is the…

Q: Amphibians were the first _________, four-footed terrestrial vertebrates.

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Q: Compare and contrast the three types of mammals.

A: The three types of mammals are - MONOTREMES, MARSUPIALS, PLACENTALS

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Q: Explain how behaviors and activity patterns are interpreted from skeletal remains.

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Q: Distinguish between exothermic and endothermic animals.

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Q: Why might fire have been important for the survival of Homo sapiens?

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Q: How might nest temperature affect egg development in turtles? In crocodilians?

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Q: Where most animals are tree dwellers?

A: Animals such as squirrels, bats, and leopards are called arboreal animals.

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A: The reptiles are the vertebrates that are included in the tetrapod groups. The reptiles adapt…

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Q: Compare and contrast bimodal breathers and air breathing fishes.

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Q: Which feeding strategy is most likely to be associated with an organism that does not have a nervous…

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Q: which environment has the largest variety of animals?

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Q: Squamata includes_______. a. crocodiles and alligators b. turtles c. tuataras d. lizards and snakes

A: Answer is d.) lizards and snakes.

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A: Fish are any numerous cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates. It characteristically has gills, fins, and a…

Q: Agnathans (Jawless FIsh) Look at the image that is attached to this question to answer the…

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A: Haplorhines includes Tarsiers, new world monkey, apes, old world monkey and humans.

Q: What body features arose as adaptations for successful predation?

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Q: List six transitions in the animal body plan

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Q: modes of feeding you have heard about from animal kingdom

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Q: If a fish is able to breathe outside of water but does not reproduce, that trait?

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Q: Question: The development of amniote eggs allowed animals to move away from water.   True or False

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Q: What is the relationship of body mass to metabolic rate of mammals?

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