Feeding And Loosely Based On Our Reptile

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The skulls allowed us to find the specific anatomical details that indicate filter feeding (loosely attached bones of snout and jaws, long, narrow snout, no teeth but notches along jaw margin for attachment of some kind of baleen).

This three-foot long reptile was shaped like a chubby miniature whale, but with an elongated trunk, webbed feet and a long, narrow snout.The new study is based on research of both a complete skeleton and of a clavicle, neck and head.

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Match the correct features to each animal class based on the analysis in Step 2. Insect: Have six legs. Fish: Have gills and fins. Reptile: Have scales and lay eggs on land. Bird: Have feathers. Mammal: Produce milk to feed offspring.

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