Family Felidae Review

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Across
  1. 4. The term for Felids that are all black.
  2. 5. Where has evidence for the earliest domestication been found, 9,500 years ago.
  3. 7. Felid species that dies of starvation every 10 years due to hare population decline.
  4. 9. Felid species that grows larger the farther they live from the equator.
  5. 10. Specialized teeth for cutting meat.
  6. 12. Felid species found in rain forests and grasslands. Known as the Manigordo in Costa Rica.
  7. 16. The term for Felids who are white, but not albino.
  8. 21. Trait that separates big cats from small cats.
  9. 24. Type of young born unable to care for themselves.
  10. 26. Felid species found in the Sahara desert that can survive without drinking water for weeks.
  11. 27. Agricultural product credited for the self-domestication of cats 10,000 years ago.
  12. 28. Modern, domesticated cat most closely related to the Felis sylvestris lybica.
  13. 29. Soft snorting sound that Genus Panthera is known to make.
Down
  1. 1. The name for the spots found on jaguars and leopards.
  2. 2. Type of locomotion where animals walks on toes.
  3. 3. Type of pupil Genus Felis cats have.
  4. 6. Reproductive method where males fight for female attention.
  5. 8. Felid species found in Africa. "Wait and see" hunters with ultrasonic hearing and hooked claws.
  6. 11. Reproductive method where males and females mate freely, "promiscuous".
  7. 13. The term for when a cat is "in heat".
  8. 14. Cheetahs cannot roar, but they can ______.
  9. 15. Felid species found in Africa, Asia, and India. Known to exist for 100 million years, solitary.
  10. 17. Felid species with a white underbelly and non-retractable claws.
  11. 18. Felid species native to Africa, Asia, and India. Closely related to the serval.
  12. 19. Type of claws all Felids have, except cheetahs.
  13. 20. Genus group that contains small cats.
  14. 22. Felids are this type of carnivore.
  15. 23. Genus group that only includes cheetahs.
  16. 25. Genus group containing all of the big cats.