1. Analytic Coding Animals - Mammals: Mane Wolf (Mind Map, Question and Expanded formats) Analytic coding using conceptual vocabulary from the Basic Conceptual Systems based on the work of Anne Svendsen and Andreas Hansen, adapted by K. Morgan. © 2014.

2. Warm Blooded Cold Blooded 10. Temperature 4. Number of Parts 5. Color(s) 6. Shape(s) 12. Material 13. Surface Property 3. Living Non-Living 11. Weight (compared to you) 7. Size (compared to you) © 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan. 9. Lifespan (Time) 8. Habitat (Place) 15. Life Cycle (Change) 2. Group 15. Movement/Speed 16. Diet 14. Predators/Prey Predators Prey 1. What is this?

3. 4. What Number of Parts does this have? 5. What Color(s) does this have? 6. What Shape(s) does it have? 2. What Group does it belong to? 16. How does it move? (Movement/Speed) 3. Is this … Living Non-Living 17. What does it eat? (Diet) Warm blooded Cold blooded 10. What Temperature does it have? 12. What Material is it covered with? 13. What Surface Property does it have? 9. How long does it live? (Time) 7. What Size is it (compared to you)? 8. Where does it live? (Habitat/Place) © 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan. 11. What Weight does it have? (compared to you)? 15. What is its life cycle? 14. What Predators/Prey does it have? Predators Prey 1. What is this? (Name)

4. Mane Wolf Group Number of Parts Color Shape Position Place Size (compared to) Number Surface Pattern Direction Function/Use Substance (composition) Substance (properties) Gender Value Speed Movement/Power Living/Non-Living Lifespan/Time Life Cycle/Change Weight (compared to) Temperature Taste Smell/Odor Sound Surface Property Analytic Coding using words from the Basic Conceptual Systems to describe and analyze items. © 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan.

5. Behavior Solitary/Herd Movement Sound Nocturnal/Diurnal Physical Characteristics Color Shape Number of Parts Size Weight Temperature Substance Surface Pattern Surface Properties Living / Non-Living Change Label Name Group Habitat Place Change Diet Predators and Protection Predators Protection Life Cycle © 2013, K. Morgan.