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Anatomy Check: Fossil FactsVersión en línea True/False about animal anatomy por Aira Mae Arellano 1 A cow’s flat molars are designed for slicing meat into pieces. Yes No 2 Animals with both sharp front teeth and flat back molars are usually omnivores. Yes No 3 A duck’s broad beak helps it filter food like plants and tiny animals from water. Yes No 4 All animals with sharp teeth are herbivores. Yes No 5 Sharp curved talons and hooked beaks are clues that a bird hunts other animals. Yes No 6 A fossil with long canine teeth and strong jaw muscles likely belonged to a predator. Yes No 7 Rabbits use sharp canine teeth to hunt smaller animals. Yes No 8 Bears are considered omnivores because they can eat both plants and animals. Yes No 9 An animal with large, flat grinding teeth and a long digestive system most likely eats plants. Yes No 10 A bird with a short, thick beak designed for cracking seeds is probably a carnivore. Yes No 11 An animal fossil is discovered with massive, razor-sharp, pointed teeth, it was almost certainly a gentle herbivore that grazed on soft pond grass. Yes No

Anatomy Check: Fossil FactsVersión en línea

True/False about animal anatomy

por Aira Mae Arellano

A cow’s flat molars are designed for slicing meat into pieces.

Yes

Animals with both sharp front teeth and flat back molars are usually omnivores.

Yes

A duck’s broad beak helps it filter food like plants and tiny animals from water.

Yes

All animals with sharp teeth are herbivores.

Yes

Sharp curved talons and hooked beaks are clues that a bird hunts other animals.

Yes

A fossil with long canine teeth and strong jaw muscles likely belonged to a predator.

Yes

Rabbits use sharp canine teeth to hunt smaller animals.

Yes

Bears are considered omnivores because they can eat both plants and animals.

Yes

An animal with large, flat grinding teeth and a long digestive system most likely eats plants.

Yes

A bird with a short, thick beak designed for cracking seeds is probably a carnivore.

Yes

An animal fossil is discovered with massive, razor-sharp, pointed teeth, it was almost certainly a gentle herbivore that grazed on soft pond grass.

Yes

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Anatomy Check: Fossil FactsVersión en línea

por Aira Mae Arellano

A cow’s flat molars are designed for slicing meat into pieces.

Animals with both sharp front teeth and flat back molars are usually omnivores.

A duck’s broad beak helps it filter food like plants and tiny animals from water.

All animals with sharp teeth are herbivores.

Sharp curved talons and hooked beaks are clues that a bird hunts other animals.

A fossil with long canine teeth and strong jaw muscles likely belonged to a predator.

Rabbits use sharp canine teeth to hunt smaller animals.

Bears are considered omnivores because they can eat both plants and animals.

An animal with large, flat grinding teeth and a long digestive system most likely eats plants.

A bird with a short, thick beak designed for cracking seeds is probably a carnivore.

An animal fossil is discovered with massive, razor-sharp, pointed teeth, it was almost certainly a gentle herbivore that grazed on soft pond grass.

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