| Starfawn Sporthorses |
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Hurricane ! Follow Evacuation Routes.| Starfawn Sporthorses |
| angel perhaps because their offspring and underdevoloped by the end of gestation? platyous are semi aquatic so cant have underdeveloped young on their body ( like marsupials) as they would drown, and echidnas spend a fair amount of time undergorund so imagine the same reasoning applies. That and it just works so adapting didnt lower or raise mortality in the early stages of life |
| Lilac Heart |
| -HEE Click- Ooh she bumped up slightly on the WB XC mares LB and is #40 on most points earned this RO from showing so far |
| Angels angels |
| Yeah understandable lol I think we found one though. Asking about why platypuses and echidnas retained the ability to lay eggs whereas all other mammals give live birth |
| Legacy Leagues |
| I can help with dogs, cats, pigs, goat, horses and cows but I dont go into exotics. Not my thing lol |
| Angels angels |
| Alyssa Yeah it is confusing lol. I hate when professors given you free reign to pick a research topic. I need some direction! |
| Legacy Leagues |
| Angel Ah. The vertebral part made me think it was only towards that. |
| Angels angels |
| Glacier Yeah I did come up with one question asking why some reptile species (including some snakes) have evolved away from laying eggs and instead give live birth like mammals |
| Angels angels |
| Alyssa That is a good one but I think it would be too broad and easy to answer. It doesn't have to be vertebral just comparative anatomy in general. I am trying to find some ideas that are more difficult to research but simple if that makes sense |
| Legacy Leagues |
| If Im thinking right, cattle have 13. Still prey animals, but maybe shorter since theyre bodies aren't as athletic and need to have room for their highly functioning abdomen? |
| Legacy Leagues |
| Angel A question could be how vertebral columns can be related to the needs of the animal. Like how horses are flight/flight. So they have 18 thoracic vertebrae/ribs to comprise their large lungs. But you can go on and on by each species. |
| GlitchyAsh |
| Dash good, making some forum roleplays on here besides the horse one, a cat one and maybe a wolf one |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Glitch, good! How're you? - Lyssa, and they were filly Sven's ToT - Willow, it feels like it sometimes xD but 192 is going to be my year!! |
| Angels angels |
| Sorry I am doing research lol I am taking comparative vertebral anatomy and we have to come up with a research question for comparative anatomy. Any ideas? lol |
| Legacy Leagues |
| Eagle From what I understand, even matches that have been proven to be successful were severely manipulated by RF. Even when svens on top of them. |
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| Starfawn Sporthorses |
| angel perhaps because their offspring and underdevoloped by the end of gestation? platyous are semi aquatic so cant have underdeveloped young on their body ( like marsupials) as they would drown, and echidnas spend a fair amount of time undergorund so imagine the same reasoning applies. That and it just works so adapting didnt lower or raise mortality in the early stages of life |
| Lilac Heart |
| -HEE Click- Ooh she bumped up slightly on the WB XC mares LB and is #40 on most points earned this RO from showing so far |
| Angels angels |
| Yeah understandable lol I think we found one though. Asking about why platypuses and echidnas retained the ability to lay eggs whereas all other mammals give live birth |
| Legacy Leagues |
| I can help with dogs, cats, pigs, goat, horses and cows but I dont go into exotics. Not my thing lol |
| Angels angels |
| Alyssa Yeah it is confusing lol. I hate when professors given you free reign to pick a research topic. I need some direction! |
| Legacy Leagues |
| Angel Ah. The vertebral part made me think it was only towards that. |
| Angels angels |
| Glacier Yeah I did come up with one question asking why some reptile species (including some snakes) have evolved away from laying eggs and instead give live birth like mammals |
| Angels angels |
| Alyssa That is a good one but I think it would be too broad and easy to answer. It doesn't have to be vertebral just comparative anatomy in general. I am trying to find some ideas that are more difficult to research but simple if that makes sense |
| Legacy Leagues |
| If Im thinking right, cattle have 13. Still prey animals, but maybe shorter since theyre bodies aren't as athletic and need to have room for their highly functioning abdomen? |
| Legacy Leagues |
| Angel A question could be how vertebral columns can be related to the needs of the animal. Like how horses are flight/flight. So they have 18 thoracic vertebrae/ribs to comprise their large lungs. But you can go on and on by each species. |
| GlitchyAsh |
| Dash good, making some forum roleplays on here besides the horse one, a cat one and maybe a wolf one |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Glitch, good! How're you? - Lyssa, and they were filly Sven's ToT - Willow, it feels like it sometimes xD but 192 is going to be my year!! |
| Angels angels |
| Sorry I am doing research lol I am taking comparative vertebral anatomy and we have to come up with a research question for comparative anatomy. Any ideas? lol |
| Legacy Leagues |
| Eagle From what I understand, even matches that have been proven to be successful were severely manipulated by RF. Even when svens on top of them. |
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