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Dictionary » C » Carnivora CarnivoraCarnivora An order of chiefly flesh-eating mammals that includes the cats, dogs, bears, civets, minks, and hyenas, as well as the raccoon and panda; some species are omnivorous or herbivorous. Origin: L. Carnivorus, fr. Caro (carn-), flesh, _ voro, to devour ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Keyhole Paradox: Challenging universal common descent.... reproducing organisms. The chief problem with that is, according to modern evolutionary theory, both felines and various organisms in the order Carnivora, many of which do not have barb-involving reproductive systems, evolved from a common sexually-reproducing organism, Miacoidea. Thus, the ...
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Animal Name Game! I need another clue! Ok, think of a sub group of carnivore (and I don't necessarily mean carnivora either when I say that)
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Class and Order question.Ren, the carnivora class only exists under mammalia, since birds aren't mammals, they can't be carnivora. Each lower grouping branches from an upper grouping and the branches only intersect going higher up, the lower branches ...
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cow or dog Cow....... In the sense that we are more herbivorus than carnivora.... and our digestive system have developed for herbal feeding better than flesh eating... Agree, by this meaning... People unable to live on pure meat diet, and quate succefully live ...
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cow or dogCow....... In the sense that we are more herbivorus than carnivora.... and our digestive system have developed for herbal feeding better than flesh eating...
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