that was a great journey , thank you

Thank you for this amazing journey!!! Loved all the videos. You're probably the first person teaching on youtube where I don't skip any part of the video at all :D

This playlist just saved my semester. ❤️

I do not know how to thank You!!!!! You are a great teacher and everything is explained in clear and understanding manner!!!! Thanks for your time and efforts.

Thank you so much ! Your videos have helped me so much and I actually feel confident for my vertebrate exam.

Thank you so much! All of your 13 videos were very helpful and a good revision for my tomorrow's midterm :)

@spaghettikid1 I build the presentations in "SMARTBOARD NOTEBOOK" it is the presentation software that is made by the SMARTBOARD folks. I draw on an interactive white board and sometimes I use a wrting tablet to draw. I hate Power Point and static slide shows and refuse to use them. This software is much more dynamic and versitile.

This whole playlist was incredible, thank you!

I watched and took notes on everything on this playlist. thank you!!!!!!!

Extremely thorough and helpful for making revision notes, have recommended to around 100+ people, this follows my module almost parallel and these videos have helped paramount! Thank you very much for all the time and effort involved and I look forward to watching any other relevant videos you have submitted. Thanks again!

I just want to say, thank very much. Your lessons are great and honestly I don't know what i would have done for this small unit of animal diversity. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Keep up the good work sir!

Thank you sooo much for this series of videos!! Helped me out a lot! :)

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Your videos have helped me immensely, and I hope and think they have for many others too

thank you so much for these videos! they have helped me enormously in studying the animal diversity unit in my ap bio class.

Thank you for the systematic and educative videos

thanks for your lectures on animalia biodiversity! i'm taking plant and animal biodiversity subejct this semester and your videos sure help a lot! next playlist : plant diversity :)

In this excellent video, you include, maybe for doing quickly, the hippos in the odd number ungulates, but, as you must know, they are artiodactyla.

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Insectivora is split into two orders, Sorcomorpha (shrews, moles and solenodons) and Erinaceomorpha (hedgehogs and moonrats) and earless seals are in the order Carnivora, suborder Canimorphia, and superfamily Pinnipedia along with the eared seals and the walrus.

@indyreno2933

3 жыл бұрын

Actually it's Caniformia, and pinnipeds are more closely a parvorder containing two superfamilies Phocoidea and Otarioidea

Great lectures! One note, Sirenia for the sea cows derives not from their serenity, but is a reference to the Sirens of mythology

thanks, been a good ride.

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I would have failed this unit in bio if it wasn't for you. Thank you for making these videos.

What program do you use to make these slideshows?

@tiretalkstoomuch8781

7 жыл бұрын

Photoshop

Thank u....

Seals are in the order carnivora, but they are in the sub group of pinnipeds :)

hippo is even toed right?

Where do weasels, like wolverines and badgers and all those fit? Carnivora?

@livvielov

Жыл бұрын

Yep carnivora-- it seems to be an absolutely massive order

Sirenea is not derivative from serene or serenity, it is derivative from sirens from the mythical realm. It is thought that manatees are the inspiration for mermaids/sirens after their discovery from early explorers.

Monotremes 9:36 Marsupials 10:38

You are like Feynman of biology ...

I am sorry for disappointing you but, actually NOT ALL mammals have hair, what about dolphins and whales? They don´t have hair right?

@76malalite

4 жыл бұрын

Clara Ross Dolphins do have hair. The only place that they have hair is right next to their blowhole. Dolphins have hair follicles.

@Clashbash3170

Жыл бұрын

Whales and dolphins do have hair, it is very small and hard to notice

Sorry, i just like to correct and tell people things.