How Panthers relate to other species.
By: Emma Tuss
Panther
These two animals share a lot of traits. They share almost every single trait. They share
-life
-Eukarya
-Bilateria
-Jaws
-Tetrapods and amniotes
-Mammals and carnivores
Domestic cat
Panther
Giant Pandas
These two specias have quite a few shared traits. These are the traits they share.
-Carnivores
-Mammals
-Amniotes
-Tetrapods
-Jaws
-Bilateria
-Eukaryotes
Panther
They share some traits as well. Here are the traits.
-Eukaryotes
-Bilateria
-Jaws
-Tetrapods
-Amniotes
-Mammal
Beluga whale
Panther
They share these traits
-Amniotes
-Tetrapods
-Jaws
-Bilateria
-Eukaryotes
Trumpeter Swan
Panther
They share these traits.
-Carnivores
-Mammals
-Amniotes
-Tetrapods
-Jaws
-Bilateral
-Eukaryotes
Harp seal
Panther
They share these traits
-Jaws
-Bilateria
-Eukaryotes
Great White Shark
Panther
These animals have these things in common.
-Amniotes
-Tetrapods
-Jaws
-Bilateria
-Eukaryotes
Egyptian Cobra
Panther
This is what they have in common
-Amniotes
-Tetrapods
-Jaws
-Bilateria
-eukaruyotes
Red Crowned Crane
Most in common
The panther shares the most traits with Pandas, Cats, and Seals. Panthers are most related to Cats though. They're more related to Panthers because they're on the same tree. Panthers and Cats are both on the feline tree. Also, Pandas, Seals and Panthers separated 58 million years ago. Cats and Panthers only separated 5 million years ago.
Least in common
The Panther shares the least amount of traits with the Great White Shark. The Shark only shares three traits with the Panther. They separated 470 million years ago.
Sources
- NOVA labs I PBS
- Pictures - Flickr
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