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Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata (Vertebrates) Class Mammalia (monotremes, marsupials, placental mammals) Invertabrate Phyla Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles,

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1 Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata (Vertebrates) Class Mammalia (monotremes, marsupials, placental mammals) Invertabrate Phyla Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, etc…

2 Order PerissodactylaOrder CarnivoraOrder Artiodactyla Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species): Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species: Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species):

3 Order InsectivoraOrder RodentiaOrder Lagomorpha Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species): Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species: Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species):

4 Order PrimatesOrder CetaceaOrder Proboscidea Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species): Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species: Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species):

5 Order ChiropteraOrder MarsupialaOrder Hyracoidea Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species): Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species: Feeeding & Characteristics: Skull Characteristics: Teeth Characteristics: Examples (families & species):

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