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wlad13 [49]
3 years ago
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WILL GIVE BRAINLY IF CORRECT!! LOTS OF POINTS PLEASE HELP!! I BEG OF YOU!!! WILL REPORT IT RANDOM OR INCORRECT!!! PLEASE DON'T G

IVE ME AN INCOMPLETE QUESTION!!
1. Match the organism with its correct anatomical function from the image above.

ORGANISMS -
-human
-whale
-cat
-bat
-bird
-crocodile

ANATOMICAL FUNCTION-
-walking, and hopping
-swimming, walking/crawling
-flying, flapping wings
-using tools, picking up and holding objects
-swimming
-running, walking, jumping
Biology
1 answer:
dybincka [34]3 years ago
8 0

Human - Using tools, picking up and holding objects

Whale - Swimming

Cat - Running, walking, jumping

Bat - Flying, flapping wings

Bird - Walking, and hopping

Crocodile - Swimming, walking/crawling

It was kind of confusing because both birds and bats fly and flap their wings, but birds also walk and hop, so this is correct

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