'Monotremes' presentation slideshows

Phylum Chordata

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Mammals

Mammals. What every human should know!. What Is A Mammal?. All mammals share the following characteristics: Endothermic vertebrates Four chambered hearts (i.e. humans) Fur or hair covered skin Nourish their young with milk produced by the mother (mammary glands)

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Mammals

Mammals. Last unit!. What are mammals?. Vertebrate Tetrapod Endothermic Amniotic . Mammalian Integumentary Adaptations. Female mammals produce milk for their young Milk is produced in the mammary glands Mammary glands are modified sweat glands

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The Animal Kingdom

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Mammals

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Starter

Q1. Which of these are animals ? Q2. Which of the animals are mammals ?. Starter. All animals: are multicellular (made of many cells) can move gets its food by eating other organisms (is a consumer) responds to factors in their environment (e.g. light, temperature). Mammals

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Chapter 32-2 Diversity of Mammals

Chapter 32-2 Diversity of Mammals. By: Andrew Chua. Mammalia. The class Mammalia is diverse, containing about 4500 species. Mammals can be classified by their teeth structure, bones, and most commonly by the way they reproduce and develop. .

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Class: Mammalia

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Mammals

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Mammals

Mammals. By: Morgan, Hailey, Madison, Madi,Kaite. Key Terms. Mammals- a group of vertebrates. Mammary Glands- were milk is stored. Diagram- large mussels. Monotreme- egg laying mammal. Marsupial- young who is born in early development.

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Warm up

Warm up. Create a Venn diagram that compares and contrasts Birds and Reptiles . Mammals. Hair/Fur - insulate and camouflage Mammary Glands - feed young Endothermic - body temp regulated by animal -live in colder climates. double-looped circulatory system 4 chambered heart.

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Class Mammalia

Class Mammalia. Mammals. C haracteristics. Fur or hair Sweat glands Mammary glands (females) Most important mammalian characteristic Diaphragm for breathing Use various combinations of fur, hair and subcutaneous fat to conserve body heat. Three main categories 1: Placentals.

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I-v)Mammals

I-v)Mammals. Julia Solis . Mammalia. Mamma: Latin Current # of living mammals: around 5,490 1 st mammal: Megazostrodon 3 types: Monotremes : egg-laying mammals ( short beaked echidna) Marsupials: born in immature state; most have pouches (Koala)

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Vertebrates

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The Animal Kingdom

The Animal Kingdom. By David Lopez. Classes of Animals. 6 type of animal classes They are: Mammals, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Fish, and Insects. Mammals. Have a vertebrate, or backbone C overed in hair or fur W arm blooded Environment is on land and water

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Mammals Around Us

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Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES

Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES. Three Lineages of Mammals. (monotremes) egg-laying mammals (marsupials) the pouched mammals (eutherians) placental mammals. Monotremes : . The only egg-laying mammals

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Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES

Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES. Monotremes. Platypus. Anteater . Marsupials:. Group of animals with a pouch are born while in an embryonic stage and finish development outside the mother's body, often in a pouch.

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