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Usimov [2.4K]
3 years ago
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A squirrel glider is an organism with jaws, limbs, and hair. It does not use a placenta for reproduction. Where do you think thi

s organism would belong in the cladogram
Biology
2 answers:
Aleksandr-060686 [28]3 years ago
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With the provided information about the squirrel glider that it has jaws, limbs, and hair, and it doesn't use placenta for reproduction, we can manage to classify it relatively accurate. Since it is an organisms that has jaws and limbs, it means that it is an animal, thus it is part of the kingdom <em>animalia. </em>These two traits also give us clue that this animal is <em>chordate</em> as it can not have limbs without a back bone. The hair means that the animal is warmblooded, thus it is able to regulate its own temperature. Taking in consideration that it has a jaw, we can exclude the <em>aves</em> (birds), which lives us the only other option, it is a <em>mammal</em>. Since it is a <em>mammal</em>, but it doesn't use placenta for reproduction, than it is part of the <em>marsupial</em> branch of the <em>mammals</em>.

mariarad [96]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Animalia

Explanation:

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