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Mind Map by ambar veliz, updated more than 1 year ago
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Animals
- Carnoviros
- Carnivorous animals are those that feed on other animals, which already
indicates some issues related to their characteristics and their behaviors.
- Classification
- It is structured from the type of organisms used to feed. We will find for example insectivorous carnivores
(also called entomophages), which feed on insects.
- It is common for carnivores to be split into two large groups:
- Predators
- They are the ones who hunt their prey and then devour it, develops the adaptations that can carry
out its hunting through the senses of smell and taste;
- carnoviros
- carnoviros
- They are the ones who hunt their prey and then devour it, develops the adaptations that can carry
out its hunting through the senses of smell and taste;
- Carroñeros
- They feed on animals that are already dead. The latter have a substantive contribution to the noun
as they are organic remains that do not serve the land.
- carroñeros
- carroñeros
- They feed on animals that are already dead. The latter have a substantive contribution to the noun
as they are organic remains that do not serve the land.
- Predators
- It is common for carnivores to be split into two large groups:
- It is structured from the type of organisms used to feed. We will find for example insectivorous carnivores
(also called entomophages), which feed on insects.
- Classification
- Carnivorous animals are those that feed on other animals, which already
indicates some issues related to their characteristics and their behaviors.
- HerbivoreS
- The most important group of herbivorous mammals is ruminants,
those animals that digest food in two stages, first consumed and
then amositos rumin.
- Classification
- The digestive system of herbivorous animals can only be vegetables, but they do not have the
enzymes required to digest their basic component, which is cellulose
- Herbivorous animals make up the base seat of the food chain, which represents that they feed other
animals, whether carnivores or omnivores.
- Simple stomach herbivores. S
- They have a simple digestive system.
- Herbivores
- Herbivores
- They have a simple digestive system.
- Simple stomach herbivores. S
- Herbivorous animals make up the base seat of the food chain, which represents that they feed other
animals, whether carnivores or omnivores.
- The digestive system of herbivorous animals can only be vegetables, but they do not have the
enzymes required to digest their basic component, which is cellulose
- Classification
- The most important group of herbivorous mammals is ruminants,
those animals that digest food in two stages, first consumed and
then amositos rumin.
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