This quiz covers key aspects of birds and mammals, focusing on their evolutionary traits, anatomical features, and physiological processes related to the digestive system and thermoregulation.
Before the dinosaurs
During the Mesozoic era
From the pterodactyls
During the Precambrian era
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A group of mammals that have a placenta that nourishes the fetus
A group of mammals that include the marsupials
Primitive egg-laying mammals
A group of reptiles that gave rise to the birds
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Digestive enzymes that are secreted into the small intestine
Bile
Lipids
Oxygen
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Excrete uric acid
Have a degenerated ovary in the females
Produce an amniote egg
Are endothermic
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Have fur that covers their body
Have internal fertilization
Have waterproof skin
Have a waterproof egg
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Stores food
Secretes enzymes to chemically digest food
Is muscular and mechanically digests food
Chemically digests food and absorbs nutrients
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A group of reptiles that eventually gave rise to the therapsid
A group of reptiles that gave rise to the turtles and tortoises
A group of reptiles that gave rise to the lizards and snakes
A group of reptiles that gave rise to the birds
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Proteins
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Nucleic acids
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Lack of teeth
Lungs that get fresh air during inspiration and expiration
A four chambered heart
Being endothermic
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Before the dinosaurs
During the Jurassic period of the Mesozoic era
From the pterodactyls
During the Precambrian era
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A group of reptiles that gave rise to turtles and tortoises
Mammal like reptiles that gave rise to true mammals
A group of repriles that gave rise to lizards and snakes
A group of reptiles that gave rise to birds
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Excrete uric acid
Have a more efficient respiratory system
Have internal fertilization
Produce an amniote egg
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A sperm is deposited directly inside an egg that is floating in a pond
Males and females need not be present at the site of fertilization at the same time
A male deposits sperm directly into the female
A female deposits eggs into a next and the male covers them with sperm
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After the extinction of the dinosaurs
During the first part of the Mesozoic era
Less than 1 million years ago
During the last part of the Mesozoic era
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Have opposable thumbs
Have binocular vision
Live in trees
Have rotating shoulder joints
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Stores food
Reabsorbs water and compacts wastes
Is muscular and mechanically digests food
Chemically digests food and absorbs nutrients
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Have internal fertilization
Have waterproof skin
Are ectotherms
Produce milk
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A group of mammals that includes the duck-billed platypus and spiny anteater
A group of mammals that includes marsupials
A group of mammals that includes the placental mammals
A group of reptiles that gave rise to lizards and snakes
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Wading birds
Flightless birds, including chickens
Flightless birds, including ostriches
Perching birds
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Reabsorbs water and compacts waste
Secretes enzymes to chemically digest food
Is muscular and mechanically digests food
Stores food
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Internal fertilization, amniote egg, high degree of parental care
External fertilization, water permeable egg, low degree of parental care
Internal fertilization, anamniote egg, viviparous
External fertilization, waterpoof egg, live birth
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Pancreas
Large intestine
Urinary bladder
Gall bladder
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Walked using all four limbs
Walked on two legs
Lived in trees
Crawled along the jungle floor
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Proteins
Lipids
Carbohydrates
Nucleic acids
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Reabsorbs water and compacts waste
Stores food
Is muscular and mechanically digests food
Chemically digests food and absorbs nutrients
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Is composed of thin, hollow bones
Is more rigid than a reptile's
Is composed of many fused bones
All of the above
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Humans
Prosimians
Gorillas
Chimpanzees
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