Mammal Orders Question Preview (ID: 19364)


Identify The Order That These Mammals Belong To. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

These mammals have a single pair of long, curved incisor teeth and include mice, rats, moles, squirrels, beaver and gophers.
a) Lagomorphs
b) Rodents
c) Carnivores
d) Xenarthrans

These mammals have simple teeth or no teeth. Examples of these include sloths, anteaters, and armadillos.
a) Insectivores
b) Xenarthrans
c) Lagomorphs
d) Chiropterans

Hoofed mammals that have odd number of toes and include horses, tapirs, rhinoceros, and zebras.
a) Carnivores
b) Artiodactyls
c) Lagomorphs
d) Perissodactyls

These are winged mammals that include bats.
a) Cetaceans
b) Rodents
c) Lagomorphs
d) Chiropterans

These mammals live in the ocean but have to come up to breath and include whales and dolphins.
a) Sirenians
b) Cetaceans
c) Carnivores
d) Xenarthrans

These mammals have two pairs of incisors and include hares and rabbits
a) Lagomorphs
b) Rodents
c) Xenarthrans
d) Chiropterans

Hooved mammals that have an even number of toes. Include cattle, pigs, sheep, goats and giraffes
a) Lagomorphs
b) Perissodactyls
c) Xenarthrans
d) Artiodactyls

These mammals have narrow snouts and claws for digging. Examples include shrews, hedgeghogs and moles.
a) Rodents
b) Carnivores
c) Insectivores
d) Xenarthrans

These mammals are herbivores that live in rivers and bays. Examples include manatees and dugongs
a) Cetaceans
b) Sirenians
c) Chiropterans
d) Insectivores

These mammals stalk and kill their prey and include lions, and tigers and bears, oh my
a) Carnivores
b) Lagomorphs
c) Primates
d) Chiropterans

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