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5. Archosaurs are distinguished by what common ancestral trait? opening 6. You may exit the Hall of Vertebrate Origins. Proceed through the hallway to the right towards the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs. Follow the path through the gift shop. The questions below will be answered at exhibits at the very end of hall, so enjoy this room at your own pace. a. Stop before the exit out of the Hall at the maniraptor display. What does "maniraptor" translate to? b. What are the only surviving dinosaurs left today? Hint: They are warm blooded. 7. Leave the Hall and make a right. Go past the stairs following the arrows to the Wallace Wing of Mammals. You must first pass through a second hall of dinosaurs, the David Koch Dinosaur Wing, in order to reach the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing of Mammals and their Extinct Relatives. 8. Enter the hall of Primitive Mammals and find the advanced trait Placenta. List 4 animals that have placentas, 9. Just before entering the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals, stop by the Giant Ground Sloth (on left). What is the name of this species that possibly inhabited the same caves as our early human ancestors? 10. Continue into the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals. Look around the room and in the space below, pick out and describe one species that you find interesting. What is the key evolutionary trait of this species? (Don't forget to stop and look at the exhibit on horse evolution, which we discussed in class).

5. Archosaurs are distinguished by what common ancestral trait? opening 6. You may exit the Hall of Vertebrate Origins. Proceed through the hallway to the right towards the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs. Follow the path through the gift shop. The questions below will be answered at exhibits at the very end of hall, so enjoy this room at your own pace. a. Stop before the exit out of the Hall at the maniraptor display. What does "maniraptor" translate to? b. What are the only surviving dinosaurs left today? Hint: They are warm blooded. 7. Leave the Hall and make a right. Go past the stairs following the arrows to the Wallace Wing of Mammals. You must first pass through a second hall of dinosaurs, the David Koch Dinosaur Wing, in order to reach the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing of Mammals and their Extinct Relatives. 8. Enter the hall of Primitive Mammals and find the advanced trait Placenta. List 4 animals that have placentas, 9. Just before entering the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals, stop by the Giant Ground Sloth (on left). What is the name of this species that possibly inhabited the same caves as our early human ancestors? 10. Continue into the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals. Look around the room and in the space below, pick out and describe one species that you find interesting. What is the key evolutionary trait of this species? (Don't forget to stop and look at the exhibit on horse evolution, which we discussed in class).

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5. Archosaurs are distinguished by what common ancestral trait? opening 6. You may exit the Hall of Vertebrate Origins. Proceed through the hallway to the right towards the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs. Follow the path through the gift shop. The questions below will be answered at exhibits at the very end of hall, so enjoy this room at your own pace. a. Stop before the exit out of the Hall at the maniraptor display. What does "maniraptor" translate to? b. What are the only surviving dinosaurs left today? Hint: They are warm blooded. 7. Leave the Hall and make a right. Go past the stairs following the arrows to the Wallace Wing of Mammals. You must first pass through a second hall of dinosaurs, the David Koch Dinosaur Wing, in order to reach the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing of Mammals and their Extinct Relatives. 8. Enter the hall of Primitive Mammals and find the advanced trait Placenta. List 4 animals that have placentas 9. Just before entering the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals, stop by the Giant Ground Sloth (on left). What is the name of this species that possibly inhabited the same caves as our early human ancestors? 10. Continue into the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals. Look around the room and in the space below, pick out and describe one species that you find interesting. What is the key evolutionary trait of this species? (Don't forget to stop and look at the exhibit on horse evolution, which we discussed in class).
Transcribed Image Text:5. Archosaurs are distinguished by what common ancestral trait? opening 6. You may exit the Hall of Vertebrate Origins. Proceed through the hallway to the right towards the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs. Follow the path through the gift shop. The questions below will be answered at exhibits at the very end of hall, so enjoy this room at your own pace. a. Stop before the exit out of the Hall at the maniraptor display. What does "maniraptor" translate to? b. What are the only surviving dinosaurs left today? Hint: They are warm blooded. 7. Leave the Hall and make a right. Go past the stairs following the arrows to the Wallace Wing of Mammals. You must first pass through a second hall of dinosaurs, the David Koch Dinosaur Wing, in order to reach the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing of Mammals and their Extinct Relatives. 8. Enter the hall of Primitive Mammals and find the advanced trait Placenta. List 4 animals that have placentas 9. Just before entering the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals, stop by the Giant Ground Sloth (on left). What is the name of this species that possibly inhabited the same caves as our early human ancestors? 10. Continue into the Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals. Look around the room and in the space below, pick out and describe one species that you find interesting. What is the key evolutionary trait of this species? (Don't forget to stop and look at the exhibit on horse evolution, which we discussed in class).
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