Internally controls temperature of the body Giving birth to live young Egg laying mammals Gives birth to underdeveloped young that continues to develop in the “pouch” of the mother, where mammary glands are located Young fully develop in the uterus of the mother. Mammals that have even-toed hooves. Artiodactyla
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Internally controls temperature of the body Giving birth to live young Egg laying mammals Gives birth to underdeveloped young that continues to develop.
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Internally controls temperature of the body
Giving birth to live young
Egg laying mammals
Gives birth to underdeveloped young that continues to develop in the “pouch” of the mother, where mammary glands are located
Young fully develop in the uterus of the mother.
Mammals that have even-toed hooves.Artiodactyla
From mammary glands from which milk is produced
Artiodactyla they are evened-toed ungulates
Hair, mammary glands, give birth to live young, 4-chambered heart
Framework for body’s tissues and protects internal organs
Allows you to move your body
Consists of your skin
Transports nutrients, wastes, gases throughout the body
Allows you to exchange gases with the environment
Defense against disease
Breakdown of foods into their basic nutrients for the cells to use
Gets rid of liquid waste and maintains balance with the environment
Contains your sense organs
Involves hormones and glands which transmit chemical messages throughout the body.
Makes egg and sperm
Anterior
DorsalCaudal
Posterior
PelvicLateral
Ventral
Pectoral
Nostrils
Mouth
Umbilical Cord
Tail
PelvisPinnae
Eyes
Head
Thorax Abdomen
Trunk
Anus
Obviously for sight
Obviously to hear…these are the ears
Obviously to smell
For taste. This is the opening to the digestive and respiratory system
Contains arteries and veins that connect the placenta and fetus
Milk producing glands in the breasts
On all mammals. For warmth and protection
Exit for reproductive and excretory systems. Location in females is ventral to anus. Location in males is posterior to umbilical cord
Small flap of skin protruding from the urogenital opening in a female
Area that holds the testes
Pelvis
Area from nasal cavity to pharynx…connect the nose to the throat
Taste buds
Produce saliva
Area where air and food passages join…the back of the throat
Small flap of cartilage on the back of the tongue that covers the glottis (opening to trachea) when you swallow (so you don’t choke)
Separates the nasal cavity from the mouth. Made of bone
Tissue that separates the nasal cavity from the mouth. Pushed up on by the tongue when you swallow.
Hole leading to the trachea (windpipe)
The little piece of flesh that hangs down from the rear portion of the soft palate. It blocks food from entering the nasal passage. It aids in speech, activates the gag reflex
Muscle in the mouth that aids in talking and manipulation of food.
The fold of mucous membrane that attaches the free part of the tongue to the floor of the mouth.