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Basis of which we can recognize Mammals - Coggle Diagram
Basis of which we can recognize Mammals
Living mammal species can be identified by the presence of sweat glands, including those that are specialized to produce milk to nourish their young. In classifying fossils, however, other features must be used, since soft tissue glands and many other features are not visible in fossils.
Animals can be identified by four basic characteristics: their distinctive markings, the sounds they make, the way they move, and their group behavior.
Examples
Aardvark
African Clawless Otter
African Elephant
African Wild Dog
Antelope
Baboon
Barbary Macaque
Black rhinoceros
Characteristics of Mammals
The presence of hair or fur.
Sweat glands.
Glands specialized to produce milk, known as mammary glands.
Three middle ear bones.
A neocortex region in the brain, which specializes in seeing and hearing.
Specialized teeth.
Examples of Mammals include Rats, Cats, Dogs, Deer, Monkeys, Apes, Bats, Whales, Dolphins, and Humans.