Ok, the only answer that seems skeptical to me is 6...
I'll take the answer though and 12 could've been theropods or saurischians, either or could've worked.
All Correct! Your turn!
5. ID this specimen.
6. How did this specimen feed?
7. How did this specimen breathe?
8. What is the meaning of this specimen's name?
1. Xiphactinus
2. Professor Joseph Leidy
3. Yes
4. Late Cretaceous
5. Eryops
6. carnivore?
7. buccal pumping (where the floor of its mouth helped pump air into the lungs)
8. Drawn out face
5. ID this specimen.
6. How did this specimen feed?
7. How did this specimen breathe?
8. What is the meaning of this specimen's name?
1. Xiphactinus
2. Professor Joseph Leidy
3. Yes
4. Late Cretaceous
5. Eryops
6. carnivore?
7. buccal pumping (where the floor of its mouth helped pump air into the lungs)
8. Drawn out face
Good, but For number 3, it wasn't a top predator (it was a predator, not a top one) and for number 6, it grasped prey & went forward, forcing prey back into mouth, swallowing it whole
Your turn!
1) Genus Nummulites
2) Mid-Cretaceous
3) Benthic filter-feeders (?)
4) Genus Astraeospongia
5) Shallow Marine
6) ??
Re: Fossils B/C
Posted: April 26th, 2020, 10:32 am
by BennyTheJett
I believe that's correct dchen22. I'd submit questions.
Re: Fossils B/C
Posted: April 27th, 2020, 1:58 pm
by dchen22
1. When did land plants first appear?
2. What were adaptations that plants needed to colonize the land?
3. Describe the alternation of generations.
Re: Fossils B/C
Posted: June 6th, 2020, 3:06 pm
by stlcards422
dchen22 wrote: ↑April 27th, 2020, 1:58 pm
1. When did land plants first appear?
2. What were adaptations that plants needed to colonize the land?
3. Describe the alternation of generations.
