PPT-MAMMAL DOG

CAT A dog is a kind of mammal A cat is a kind of mammal VERTEBRATE MAMMAL FISH. Science Unit . 6. th. Grade. Jeffrey . Miele. Objectives. Students will able to classify different animals. Students will understand the difference between invertebrates and vertebrates. Students will be able to list three types of invertebrates and vertebrates. Learn all about these amazing creatures.. By: Alissa Cattron. What Is A Mammal?. Mammals are animals that have hair, are warm-blooded, and nourish their young with milk.. Some modern-day mammals include people, apes, dogs, mice, elephants, pandas, and many more.. Platypus. Found . in Eastern . Australia. Lives . on the edges of rivers and fresh water . lakes. Very . shy . animal. Great swimmers. Has . a bill that looks like a ducks . bill. Eats . shrimps and worms. Chapter 4, Module 3. 1. Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972. Learning Objective: The student will become familiar with marine mammals, USFWS and NOAA jurisdiction and compliance options for the Marine Mammal Protection Act.. Mammal Mammal Baleen Teeth One Blowhole Eats Fish and Squid Eats Krill Two Blowholes Breathes Air Blubber Echolocation . urban-interface in relation to distance from settlement boundary. . Kyle Poos-Benson . Winter Ecology 2014. Mountain Research Station. University of Colorado Boulder . Preface: When Science gets stuck. “. Mammals. ”. Presenters. : . Pema. . Khandu. . Phub. . Lhamo. . MAMmALIA. Kingdom: . Animalia. Phylum: . Chordata. M. AMMALIA. Mammals. (formally . Mammalia. ) are a class of vertebrate, air-breathing animals whose females are characterized by the possession of . Maleness induced by hormones from the developing testis.. Reproduction. “Indifferent” ducts . of embryo. Y chromosome . present. Y chromosome . absent. penis. testis. ovary. uterus. vagina. Male. Thecodont - set in sockets. Pleurodont - attach to side of jaw. Acrodont - attach to occlusal surface. Mammal Teeth. Incisors. Simple. Used for pincers - grasping and picking. Modified. Chisels - rodents. ANIMALS. HORSE. ALLIGATOR . ORANGUTAN. DOG. ZEBRA. STARFISH. CAT. LEMUR. WARTHOG. CHAMELEON. PENGUIN. MOOSE. TURTLE. RAT. BABOON. HIPPOPOTAMUS. LLAMA. DUCK. SKUNK. PIG. TIGER. BEAR. EEL. SNAKE. FOX. Reasoning. Inference. Forward Chaining . Backward Chaining. 1. Introduction. How does the inference engine work? . 2. Modus Ponens . => (implies) . (X => Y) . ______. X. ____. :. Y . If it rains, then the streets will be wet. . Water voles are the UK’s largest vole species and are often confused with brown rats, in fact 'Ratty' (of Wind in the Willows) was actually a water . vole! . Water Voles like to sit down and eat in one place, so heaps of gnawed grass can sometimes be seen along the edge of a waterway.. risks of impacts on marine mammal populations from shipping . noise, . with . an Arctic case study … plus role of the CSAS process. Jack Lawson. Science . Branch, Department of Fisheries and . Oceans.