A) Three-chambered heart. B) Single chamber heart. C) Four-chambered heart. D) Two-chambered heart.
A) Amphibians. B) Fish. C) Reptiles. D) Mammals and birds.
A) Flight and insulation. B) To help with walking. C) Feathers are mainly decorative. D) To scare predators.
A) Skin. B) Scales. C) Fur. D) Feathers.
A) Vision. B) Taste. C) Hearing. D) Smell.
A) Cloaca. B) Vagina. C) Nares. D) Urethra.
A) Carnivores. B) Marsupials. C) Placental mammals. D) Monotremes.
A) Through metabolic processes. B) By burrowing into the ground. C) Using external sources like sun. D) By varying their feather count.
A) Parental care of young. B) Building nests in trees. C) Migrating long distances. D) Laying eggs in water. |