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SAA Life Science

Sharp Arrows Academy Life Science class

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vertebrate animals that have backbones
invertebrate animals that do not have backbones
vertebrae small bones that make up the backbone
mammals animals that are warm blooded, have hair, give birth to live young, feed milk to young, breathe air through lungs.
mammary glands special glands in their body that feed milk to their young
warm-blooded animals whose bodies stay about the same temperature regardless of the air temperature around them
stance how an animal's feet are designed
ungulates group of mammals that walk on the very tips of their toes
digitigrade stance walking on the flats or undersides of their toes
plantigrade stance walking on the soles of their feet
ruminants animals that quickly eat their food without chewing it well
rumen the first chamber of a four-chambered stomach
rumen stomach chamber where bacteria break down the cellulose in food
reticulum second chamber of a four-chambered stomach
reticulum stomach chamber that returns food to the mouth for more chewing
cud food that has returned to the mouth for more chewing
omasum third chamber of a four-chambered stomach
omasum stomach chamber where volatile fatty acids and water are absorbed
abomasum fourth food chamber of a four-chambered stomach
abomasum stomach chamber that is considered the true stomach where digestive juices further break down the food.
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