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•Was your bird found in a neritic or oceanic zone? haie •Do marine birds use a beak, teeth, or baleen for feeding? Your Marine Bird: Hercha Gull#BOH •Are marine birds ectothermic or endothermic? F M A V the menu? on What's Total # of prey items: Total # of prey types: 156

•Was your bird found in a neritic or oceanic zone? haie •Do marine birds use a beak, teeth, or baleen for feeding? Your Marine Bird: Hercha Gull#BOH •Are marine birds ectothermic or endothermic? F M A V the menu? on What's Total # of prey items: Total # of prey types: 156

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Son the menU? •Was your bird found in a neritic or oceanic zone? phale. •Do marine birds use a beak, teeth, or baleen for feeding? Your Marine Bird: Hercha Gull BOH • Are marine birds ectothermic or endothermic? F OI V What's Total # of prey items: Total # of prey types: 156 10 A,
Transcribed Image Text:Son the menU? •Was your bird found in a neritic or oceanic zone? phale. •Do marine birds use a beak, teeth, or baleen for feeding? Your Marine Bird: Hercha Gull BOH • Are marine birds ectothermic or endothermic? F OI V What's Total # of prey items: Total # of prey types: 156 10 A,
Consider the following example. The loggerhead sea turtle is ectothermic so its metabolic demands are relatively small. The turtle's beak is ideal for grasping and crushing but restricts the size of its potential prey. In this example, the proposed prey include a few small fish, arthropods and molluscs but no other invertebrates or vegetation. Please note that this is an example hypothesis and may not necessarily reflect the actual diet of the loggerhead sea turtle. • Was your reptile found in a bno neritic or oceanic zone? L04 _neritic_ bos boon edmun bno Your Marine Reptile: Loggerhead sea Turtie •Do reptiles use a beak, teeth, or baleen for feeding? 9 Wh 10as #RO3 beak. •Is your marine reptile ectothermic or endothermic? d fadi ysw sme swt tons Lectothermic_ lessvez to noigm no beel ylanituon(lernelse un el laf mns oinmisiobne annel yne 11 What tynes of malno ong M OI O eru lo telw 1 squid 1 horseshoe crab wolla en 3 sand lances 1 octopus 5 true crabs Total # of prey items:_11 Total # of prey types: 3. Lar 154
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following example. The loggerhead sea turtle is ectothermic so its metabolic demands are relatively small. The turtle's beak is ideal for grasping and crushing but restricts the size of its potential prey. In this example, the proposed prey include a few small fish, arthropods and molluscs but no other invertebrates or vegetation. Please note that this is an example hypothesis and may not necessarily reflect the actual diet of the loggerhead sea turtle. • Was your reptile found in a bno neritic or oceanic zone? L04 _neritic_ bos boon edmun bno Your Marine Reptile: Loggerhead sea Turtie •Do reptiles use a beak, teeth, or baleen for feeding? 9 Wh 10as #RO3 beak. •Is your marine reptile ectothermic or endothermic? d fadi ysw sme swt tons Lectothermic_ lessvez to noigm no beel ylanituon(lernelse un el laf mns oinmisiobne annel yne 11 What tynes of malno ong M OI O eru lo telw 1 squid 1 horseshoe crab wolla en 3 sand lances 1 octopus 5 true crabs Total # of prey items:_11 Total # of prey types: 3. Lar 154
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