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WorksheetsCh 32 Review Questions
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
In female mammals, used to produce milk to nourish their young.
Mammary Glands
Diaphram
Rumen
Subcutaneous Fat
Layer of fat located beneath the skin to help conserve body heat.
Subcutaneous Fat
Rumen
Diaphram
Mammary Glands
Cows and other relatives have this stomach chamber to store and process newly swallowed plant food
Rumen
Diaphram
Subcutaneous Fat
Mammary Glands
Which period did true mammals first appear?
Palaeolithic Age
Neolithic Age
Metal Age
Triassic Age
The ability of mammals to regulate their body heat from within is an example of...
Ectotherm
Homeostasis
Endotherm
center of thinking and other complex behaviors
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
Cerebral Cortex
Molars
Monotrmes...
lay eggs
bear live young
Marsupials...
lay eggs
bear live young
marsupials young continue...
to drink their mother's milk after birth
until old enough
to live underground until old enough
to sleep under rocks until old enough
to eat ants until old enough
Internal structures that are formed when embryo's tissues join with tissues from within at the mother's body
monotremes
marsupials
placenta
alligator
In placental mammals, _________, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and __________ are exchanged efficiently between embryo and mother through the placenta
nutrients, wastes
wastes, nutrients
milk, blood
Similar ecological opportunities on the different continents have produced some striking examples of ___________ _________ in mammals
convergent evolution
imploding evolution
cascading evolution
producing evolution
Primates have all of the following EXCEPT:
Binocular Vision
well-developed cerebrum
long fingers and toes
flexible knees
Prosimians are apart of the primate group.
True
False
Hominid evolution happened in one straight- line transformation
True
False
