An Echidna is considered to be a:

A Flying Fox is considered to be a:

An Opossum is considered to be a:

A Sugar Glider is considered to be a:

A Hamster is considered to be a:

Egg-laying mammals are called:

Pouched mammals are called:

Elephants are members of what mammal Order?

Even-toed hoofed mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Odd-toed hoofed mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Hopping shrews are members of what mammal Order?

Flesh eaters are members of what mammal Order?

Flying mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Fully marine mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Gnawing mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Insect eaters are members of what mammal Order?

Large-brained mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Manatees are members of what mammal Order?

Marine hunters are members of what mammal Order?

Toothless mammals are members of what mammal Order?

Rabbits are members of what mammal Order?

Animals with a long, narrow snout, that are active mainly during daytime and move using long hind legs are:

Small, squirrel-shaped mammals with a pointed snout lacking the prominent whiskers are:

Animals with dense fur, a round body and head, short legs, and feet with specialized pads that enhance their grip are:

Burrowing, nocturnal placental mammals that have a long snout, arched back and coarse fur are:

Mammals which feed in the sea but mate & sleep on land are:

Mammals which give birth to live young but babies are born very immature are:

Mammals that have two incisors which continue to grow throughout their life are:

Large predators with keen senses of sight and smell are:

Large, tree-dwelling nocturnal herbivores that glide using a flap of skin between their legs are:

Many species in this group possess adaptations suited for life in the trees, including dexterous hands and a prehensile tail:

The most primitive mammals are:

Mammals which navigate in the dark with a sonar system are part of which order?

The largest land animals alive today are part of which group:

Animals that breathe through a blowhole, or nostril on top of the head are part of which group:

Which best describes an Anteater?

Which best describes a Camel?

Which best describes a Hedgehog?

Which best describes a Horse?

Which best describes a Pig?

Which best describes an Sloth?

Which best describes an Squirrel?

Which teeth are along the cheeks; used to grind and crush?

Which teeth are pointed teeth; used to stab and hold?

Which teeth are in the front of the mouth; used to bite and cut?

Which teeth have two points; used to shear and shred?

Present day mammals are divided into 3 groups based on their type of:

Which time period is nicknamed the ‘Golden Age of Mammals’?

Mammals produce their own body heat through metabolism, the correct term for this is:

Mammals are able to maintain a constant body temperature, the correct term for this is:

Mammalian hair is thought to have evolved from:

Which best describes a mammal heart?

Air sacs in the lungs which serve to increase surface area for the absorption of oxygen are:

This structure often aids in the identification of a fossil as being that of a mammal:

Which is the correct history showing the origin of mammals?

Mammal hair is made of what protein:

Which of the following mammal groups give birth to live young?

Monotremes are found in all of these places EXCEPT:

Baby monotremes are called:

This term refers to the ability to give live birth:

This term refers to the ability to lay eggs:

Early mammals were about the size of a:

Early mammals were thought to be:

Mammals were able to take over when dinosaurs went extinct. How long ago did this happen?

The word monotreme means:

Which word best describes the egg of a monotreme?

Males of which mammal species are considered venomous?

What is the main function of mammal hair?

Marsupials are found in which of the following countries (check ALL that apply):