'Large canine teeth' presentation slideshows

Diversity of Mammals

Diversity of Mammals . 5 th Grade . There are 3 main groups of mammals. These groups differ in how their young develop . . 3 main groups of mammals : . 1) Monotremes 2) Marsupials 3) Placental Mammals.

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Animal Responses to The Biotic Environment

Animal Responses to The Biotic Environment. Remember!!!. Intraspecific Responses Between members of the same species Interspecific Responses Between members of different species. Intraspecific Aggressive Behaviour. Aggression is belligerent behaviour that arises from competition.

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Mechanical Digestion Teeth

Mechanical Digestion Teeth. Tiger. Tiger. This animal is a meat eater. The large canine teeth are used to kill large prey. The small incisors are not used for cutting grass. The molars and premolars are used for cutting meat and not grinding grass. Deer. Deer.

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Chimpanzees

Chimpanzees are almost like humans By: CF. Chimpanzees. The scientific name for chimpanzees is Pan troglodytes Chimpanzees are mammals Chimpanzees are endangered . Introduction. Big, black eyes on the face Big canine teeth Very rough face which black skin Dark, brown fur on the body

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Modern Humans and Modern Apes Compared

Modern Humans and Modern Apes Compared. EYES. Modern Human Located in front of skull. Excellent binocular vision Excellent colour vision Reduced sense of smell. Modern Apes Same as modern humans. Hands and feet. Grasping hands with opposable thumbs for strong grip

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Modern Humans and Modern Apes Compared

Modern Humans and Modern Apes Compared. EYES. Modern Human Located in front of skull. Excellent binocular vision Excellent colour vision Reduced sense of smell. Modern Apes Same as modern humans. Hands and feet. Modern Human

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G-Protein Coupled Receptors, Taste, and Miracle Fruit

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Gorillas

Gorillas. By Amelia and Kurt. Grow and Develop. When gorillas are born they have small arms and heads. They grow like humans. They stay with there mothers for 3-4 years. Female gorillas mature when they are 10-12 years old. Males mature at 12-13.

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