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How many animals from the following are warm- blooded with 4-chambered heart and oviparous condition?
[Corvus, Struthio, Macropus, Ornithorhynchus, Balaenoptera, Pteropus, Delphinus, Psittacula, Chelone, Calotes, Crocodilus]

A

Six

B

Five

C

Four

D

Seven

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To solve the question, we need to identify how many animals from the provided list are warm-blooded, have a four-chambered heart, and are oviparous. Let's analyze each animal step by step. ### Step 1: Understand the Criteria 1. **Warm-blooded**: Animals that maintain a constant body temperature regardless of the environment. 2. **Four-chambered heart**: The heart is completely divided into four chambers (two atria and two ventricles), allowing for the separation of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood. 3. **Oviparous**: Animals that lay eggs. ### Step 2: Analyze Each Animal 1. **Corvus (Crow)**: - Class: Aves - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Fulfills all conditions. 2. **Struthio (Ostrich)**: - Class: Aves - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Fulfills all conditions. 3. **Macropus (Kangaroo)**: - Class: Mammalia - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: No (Kangaroos are viviparous) - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. 4. **Ornithorhynchus (Platypus)**: - Class: Mammalia - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Fulfills all conditions. 5. **Balaenoptera (Blue Whale)**: - Class: Mammalia - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: No (Viviparous) - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. 6. **Delphinus (Dolphin)**: - Class: Mammalia - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: No (Viviparous) - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. 7. **Pteropus (Flying Fox)**: - Class: Mammalia - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: No (Viviparous) - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. 8. **Psittacula (Parrot)**: - Class: Aves - Warm-blooded: Yes - Four-chambered heart: Yes - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Fulfills all conditions. 9. **Chelone (Turtle)**: - Class: Reptilia - Warm-blooded: No - Four-chambered heart: No - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. 10. **Calotes (Garden Lizard)**: - Class: Reptilia - Warm-blooded: No - Four-chambered heart: No - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. 11. **Crocodilus (Crocodile)**: - Class: Reptilia - Warm-blooded: No - Four-chambered heart: Yes (but incomplete) - Oviparous: Yes - **Conclusion**: Does not fulfill all conditions. ### Step 3: Count the Animals that Fulfill All Conditions From the analysis: - Corvus (Crow) - Struthio (Ostrich) - Ornithorhynchus (Platypus) - Psittacula (Parrot) **Total Count**: 4 animals fulfill all the conditions. ### Final Answer The number of animals that are warm-blooded, have a four-chambered heart, and are oviparous is **4**.
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