test 10 ch. 16-18 Flashcards

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1
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enlarged and thickened toenails

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hooves

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horses, zebras, and donkeys are ___1___, members of the ___2___ family

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  1. equids
  2. equine
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3
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solid structures that grow from the head that shed annually

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antlers

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4
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hollowed structures that are usually permanent that protrude from the head

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horns

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5
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animals that chew the cud

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ruminants

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6
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ruminants that have antlers

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deer

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7
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ruminants with horns

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bovids

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8
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ship of the desert

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camel

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9
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in non-ruminants, side pocket that lies near the stomach to provide for a fermentation chamber

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cecum

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10
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the least carnivorous of the flesh eaters

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bears

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wolves are members of the ____ family

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canine (dog)

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12
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an example of the cat family

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tigers, lions, housecat, puma, jaguar, cougar

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13
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type of animal or plant that is no longer found alive on the earth

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extinct

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14
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types of animals and plants that still exist today but are in danger of extinction

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endangered

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15
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two-footed anatomy

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bipedal

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16
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flamingos and ducks are examples of _____

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waterbirds

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17
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group that includes songbirds

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perching birds

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18
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fastest of any living creature

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peregrine falcon

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19
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owls and eagles are examples of this family

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birds of prey

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20
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the ostrich and emu are examples of ______

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flightless birds

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21
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turkeys and pheasants are examples of _______

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game birds

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22
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parrots and toucans are examples of this family

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tropical birds

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23
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the bird hunted to extinction in the 1800s is _____

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the passenger pigeon

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24
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the bird that went extinct in the 1600s because it couldn’t compete with the hogs and monkeys imported into its habitat is the _______

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dodo bird

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feathers that provide the necessary wing shape for flight are ______
flight feathers
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soft, fluffy feathers close to the bird's body that provide excellent insulation without adding much weight are ______
down feathers
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scientific name for the quill
rachis
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the flat portion of the feather is _____
the vane
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portion of the feather perpendicular to the quill
barbs
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form of flight where the bird flaps its wings
powered flight
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flight pattern that where birds fly in circles attaining great heights
soaring
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flight pattern where a bird rarely flaps their wings, moving perpendicular to the water and gradually falling
gliding
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bird known for a special flight pattern
hummingbird
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extension of the sternum on birds
keel
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what is different about bird bones compared to other bones
they are hollow
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the thumb of a bird
alula
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what sense is better in birds than in any other animal?
eyesight
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what is the third eyelid that birds have?
the nictitating membrane
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special sac in the esophagus that serves as a storage chamber and releases food to the rest of the digestive system at the proper rate
crop
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muscular part near the stomach of a bird that grinds food like millstones
gizzard
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the special part of marine birds that prevents them from becoming dehydrated by eliminating excess salt
salt gland
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voice box of birds
syrinx
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what is different about bird's red blood cells?
they have a nucleus
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annually moving to a different region
migration
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large grouping of birds together
flock
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routes that birds follow year after year
flyways
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white part of an egg
albumen
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two dense, twisted cords that are attached to the yolk and support it
chalazae
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unlearned knowledge an animal possesses at birth
instinct
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keeping eggs warm
incubation
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exposed patch of skin on a bird's belly where feathers are lost
brood patch
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animals that are helpless at birth
altricial
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birds that are capable of functioning after birth
precocial
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the behavior of animals that involves the occupation, defense, and control of a specific area or territory
territoriality
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what is a varied body temperature
poikilothermic
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reptiles hearts have how many chambers?
3 chambers (except the crocodilians who have 4)
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the most numerous reptile
lizards
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examples of defense a lizard does
detaching tail, inflating body in small places to get stuck, shooting blood out of its eyes
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eggs are made and hatched inside the mothers body, but are born live
ovoviviparous
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the most widespread reptile
snakes
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the movement snakes use most commonly when staking prey
rectilinear (also the scrunching and un-scrunching of the snakes body in a forward motion)
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the movement snakes use in the sand
sidewinding movement
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the movement in which snakes anchor the head and thrust the body, then anchor the body and thrust the head
concertina
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the bone in the snakes jaw that allows them to open there jaw extremely wide in order to swallow large prey. It also is connected to the snakes inner ear and is vital to hearing low frequency sounds/picks up on vibrations
quadrate bone
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an organ on the roof of their mouth that lets them interpret chemical signals, scents, and pheromones with their tongue
jacobson's organ
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a snake that is known for killing its prey by coiling around it and choking it
constrictor (python is an example)
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the largest snake family
colubrids
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the hollow or grooved venom-injecting teeth
fangs
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snakes known for long retractable fangs that inject venom
vipers
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family of snakes with short fangs in the front of their mouths (some of the deadliest snakes); the fangs are not retractable
elapids
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vipers with heat sensing organ on their head
pit vipers
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heaviest freshwater turtle
alligator snapping turtle
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reptiles with shells
turtles
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the order that includes alligators, caimans, crocodiles, and gharials
crocodilians
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the largest turtles
sea turtles
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a lizard-like reptile that lives in New Zealand (classified in it's own family)
tuatara (known for a third eye, called the parietal eye, which senses radiation)
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group of extinct creatures resembling reptiles that had a similarity to large lizards
dinosaurs
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the largest and heaviest lizard
komodo dragon
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most common movement of snakes
lateral undulation
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largest living reptiles
crocodilians
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