Across
- 3. internal skeleton
- 5. the act of leaving one location through a barrier (ie: Permanent teeth through gums)
- 6. bone structure which has an animal walking on its toes and not placing weight on the heels of the foot (e.g., cat, dog and walking birds)
- 8. an animal which does not possess a backbone
- 11. location where two bones meet
- 12. an animal which stands on two feet; includes the kangaroo, the human and almost all bird species
- 14. the bones that make up the shoulders, fore limbs, pelvis and hindlimbs,whose primary purposes are for movement and locomotion
- 16. teeth in the back of the mouth, specifically used for grinding
- 19. connective tissues which connect muscles to bones at a joint (When the muscle contracts,the tendon pulls the bone in the direction of the contraction.)
- 20. teeth that will remain for the majority of the life of the animal
Down
- 1. framework of bone, cartilage and other non-bending materials in a body
- 2. a type of locomotion or gait in which only the tips of the digits touch the ground and remainder of the foot is off the ground; the gait of ungulates, like horses and cows (Odd-toed examples: horses and rhinos; even-toed examples: cattle, pigs and deer)
- 4. front teeth on the upper and lower jaw
- 7. an animal which possesses a backbone
- 9. external skeleton
- 10. falling down or falling out, in regards to dental work; non-permanent teeth
- 13. the bones of the head and trunk, including the vertebrae and ribs, whose primary purpose is for protection of internal organs
- 14. part of the body housing the digestive organs
- 15. majorityure of an animal that walks on soles of its feet (e.g., human and bear)
- 17. strong band of connective tissue which connects bone to other bone at joint
- 18. an animal which stands on four feet; includes cattle, sheep, dogs, cats and themajority of animal species
- 21. the body part housing the heart and lungs; located between the neck and diaphragm