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Instead of teeth, mysticetes have ___________ composed of keratin.
baleen
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The ________________, such as penguins and pelicans, live throughout the oceans and travel great distances across the sea. The shore birds, including sandpipers and oystercatchers, have a greater dependency on terrestrial locations
sea birds
marsh birds
volcano birds
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Unlike most marine mammals, otters rely on _____ for insulation.
dense fur
body weight
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circulatory system
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All vertebrates are chordates, but not all chordates are vertebrates. Identify the characteristics as being applicable to a chordate or specific of a vertebrate. An endoskeletal system made of cartilage or bone
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All vertebrates are chordates, but not all chordates are vertebrates. Identify the characteristics as being applicable to a chordate or specific of a vertebrate. Cephalization
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All vertebrates are chordates, but not all chordates are vertebrates. Identify the characteristics as being applicable to a chordate or specific of a vertebrate. An outer covering of protective tissue
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All vertebrates are chordates, but not all chordates are vertebrates. Identify the characteristics as being applicable to a chordate or specific of a vertebrate. Development of a post-anal tail
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All vertebrates are chordates, but not all chordates are vertebrates. Identify the characteristics as being applicable to a chordate or specific of a vertebrate. Presence of pharyngeal gill slits
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All vertebrates are chordates, but not all chordates are vertebrates. Identify the characteristics as being applicable to a chordate or specific of a vertebrate. Presence of a dorsal nerve chord
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The largest sea turtle species is the ___________ while the smallest is the Kemp's ridley.
leatherback
loggerhead
flatback
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Cartilaginous fishes are called
Chonrichthyes
Osteichthyes
Arichthyes
Eistichthyes
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Bony fish are called __________.
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Cetaceans propel themselves forward by moving their tail flukes in a/n ______________ motion. Sharks move forward by moving their caudal tail in a/n side to side motion.
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The true seals, such as the monk seal and elephant seal, differ from sea lions in that they _______________ have an external ear, have a relatively short neck, and use their rear flippers, rather than their front flippers, for propulsion.
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Birds are ______________ ; they are the first group of vertebrates capable of regulating and maintaining a constant body temperature, independent of their surroundings.
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exothermic
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Marine reptiles are ectothermic. What does ectothermic mean?
Relying on the environment to regulate body temperature
Relying on the circulatory system to regulate temperature
Pertaining to the recruitment of young to a new area
Pertaining to the acquisition of oxygen from the water
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