Chapter 33 Review Mammals

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• Charles Page High School
• Dr. Stephen L. Cotton

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• The most primitive mammals are the ______.
• To release heat from their body when necessary,
  mammals use their _______.

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• Carnivores use each of the following to catch or
  grasp their prey except sharp canines flat
  molars sharp claws bursts of speed
• In a cows rumen, the enzymes needed to break
  down cellulose are produced by _______

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• After a certain amount of time, a cow
  regurgitates plant food into the mouth from its
  ______.
• The saliva of vampire bats contains a chemical
  that _____.
• Giant blue whales use their baleen for ______.

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• The size of the chest cavity increases when the
  ______.
• Many mammals are able to produce sounds when
  their vocal cords are forced to vibrate by __.
• The blood pumped from the heart to the lungs
  ______.

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• As mammals evolved, they developed each of the
  following characteristics except mammary glands
  viviparous reproduction endothermy variable
  body temperature
• The mammal heart has ____ atria and ____
  ventricles.

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• In mammals, the chest cavity is separated from
  the abdomen by the ______.
• The mammalian circulatory system consists of
  _____ closed circuits.
• Marsupials did not experience great adaptive
  radiation in ____.

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• Herbivores chew by moving their jaws in what type
  of movement?
• In mammals, the composition and levels of body
  fluids are controlled by the _____.
• Body functions such as breathing and heart rate
  are under the control of what part of the brain?

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• The mammals that see color best do not include
  monkeys dogs apes humans.
• Two animals that detect sounds of higher
  frequencies than humans are dogs and elephants
  elephants and cats dogs and bats bats and cats.

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• To detect a distant predator, antelopes use their
  sense of ____ and _____.
• A marsupial that is not native to Australia is
  the _____.
• The animal that is least closely related to the
  others is mouse rabbit beaver porcupine

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• Seals and bears are classified in the order
  ______.
• Each of the following is true except leopards
  hunt and kill carnivores for food squirrels feed
  on nuts and seeds herds of zebras eat their way
  across savannas herds of reindeer eat lichens
  across the tundra

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• An ungulate is in either order ______ or order
  ________.
• The toothless mammals are classified in the order
  _____.
• A primate that uses its prehensile tail to swing
  from branch to branch is the _____.

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• Mammals that have a negative impact upon life
  include _____.
• Mammals had split into 3 groups by the end of the
  _____ period.
• Are mammals ectothermic or endothermic?
• Are all mammals oviparous?

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Chapter 33 ReviewMammals

• The mammals that experienced a period of adaptive
  radiation in South America and Antarctica were
  the _____.
• Mammals remain active and are able to function
  well after dark because they are _____.

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• Vertebrate digestive systems have not evolved the
  ability to produce enzymes that digest _____.
• What type of reproduction do the monotremes have?
• In ruminants, food swallowed the second time goes
  to the ____.

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• A ____ spends most of its life hanging upside
  down in trees.
• At one time, the ancestors of ____ and _____
  lived on land.
• Slow-moving herbivores that live in rivers and
  streams in parts of Florida and South America are
  in the order ______.