Slide 3: Introduce the Chosen Organism: Zebra

- Overview of zebras, species, habitats, and unique characteristics
- Significance of studying zebras in relation to understanding human body systems and adaptations in specific environments

Slide 4: Comparison of Circulatory System
- Structure and function of the human cardiovascular system
- Comparison with the cardiovascular system of zebras
- Highlight similarities (e.g., presence of a heart, blood vessels) and differences (e.g., adaptations for running, dealing with heat)

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Slide 5: Adaptations for Running
- Discuss the skeletal structure of zebras that allows for high-speed running
- Explain how their long legs and flexible spines contribute to their running abilities
- Mention the adaptation of powerful muscles for efficient locomotion

Slide 6: Heat Adaptations
- Describe the specialized adaptations zebras have developed to cope with heat in their native habitats
- Discuss the ability of zebras to regulate body temperature through sweating and evaporation
- Explain the presence of sparse hair and dark skin to facilitate heat dissipation

Slide 7: Comparison of Digestive System
- Overview of the human digestive system, focusing on organs and processes involved in breaking down food
- Compare it to the digestive system of zebras, highlighting differences in diet and adaptations for digestion of roughage/grasses

Slide 8: Dental Adaptations
- Explore the unique dental adaptations of zebras for constant grazing
- Discuss the presence of large, strong incisors and molars for efficient chewing and grinding of tough plant material
- Mention how zebras continuously grow and replace their teeth to compensate for wear from constant grazing

Slide 9: Adaptations for Survival in Harsh Environments
- Discuss the ability of zebras to survive in harsh environments with limited water and food sources
- Mention the adaptation of their kidneys to conserve water and produce concentrated urine
- Highlight how zebras have developed strategies to detect and access water sources in arid environments

Slide 10: Conclusion
- Recap the main points discussed about the zebras' body systems and adaptations
- Emphasize the significance of studying animals like zebras to understand how organisms adapt to specific environments
- Encourage further research and appreciation for the diverse adaptations found in the animal kingdom.
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