Table 7.1 Number of bones of the frog’s appendages     Forelimbs   Number of Bones per set   Hindlimbs   Number of Bones per set   Humerus     Femur     Radioulna     Tibiofibula     Carpals     Tarsals     Metacarpals     Metatarsals     Phalanges     Phalanges

Read the description on the display case featuring Australopithecus afarensis and answer the following questions: a. The thighbone of the A. Afarensis and that of modern human is whereas the thighbone of the chimpanzee is b. Where did A. Afarensis live? c. How tall were females? d. How tall were males? Continue along the right side of this room to find the answers to the following questions: a. What was the nickname of the 1.6-million year old skeleton of an 8-year old boy found near Lake Turkana, Ethiopia?_ b. What was the genus and species name of the first early human species with long legs, short arms and a tall stature?

Complete the Table by giving the number of bones that make up the appendicular skeleton. frog's Number of bones of the frog's appendages Forelimbs Number of Bones Hindlimbs Number of Bones per set per set Humerus Femur Radioulna Tibiofibula Carpals Tarsals Metacarpals Metatarsals Phalanges Phalanges

Be sure to note if incisors (upper/lower), canines, premolars and molars are present. Also note special features of molar teeth in the bobcat and the mule deer. If it’s easier to instead do this on the field guide with an annotated picture of each skull type, that works too – just note that here. Lagomorpha skull and dentition characteristics