Mammalogy

5. broad flat teeth at the back of the mouth, used for grinding.
8. role an animal plays in the environment.
10. ability to use an appendage like a limb.
11. organism that give birth to live young
13. useful feature in an organism that helps it to survive. They inherited and develop over generations.
14. organisms can maintain a constant body temperature.
15. animals that eat mainly ants.
17. organisms that have a body temperature that depends on temperature in the environment.
20. term used in reference to teeth and/or teeth arrangement.
23. animals that eat plants/vegetation.
24. animals that eat dead animals.

1. endothermic animals that feeds its young milk produced by mammary glands.
2. organs that secret a substance such as sweet, scents, mammary (milk).
3. animals that eat meat.
4. noneutherian mammals that are born after a brief gestation and develops in a pouch (specialized fold of skin).
5. noneutherian, egg-laying mammals.
6. animals that have hooves and are totally herbivores.
7. animals that eat both plants and animals.
9. animals with backbones with a dorsal nerve cord.
12. animals that hunt and kill their prey (food animal).
13. ability to climb and/or live in a tree.
16. animals that are hunted killed by predators.
18. organisms that lay eggs
19. animals that are active in the night.
21. incisor teeth that usually grows out of the mouth.
22. small teeth located in the front of a mammal’s moth. Usually chisel like. Mammals like the deer and the moose have only bottom incisors.