morphology of a cat

morphology of a cat 						Hair covering the body, mainly for maintaining internal body temperature and providing protection from insect bites.				  							Terminal appendage of the body providing equilibrium when the cat jumps.				  							Organ of sight especially adapted to darkness; it mainly perceives light intensity, motion and certain colors.				  							Highly mobile organ of hearing, also contributing to equilibrium; cats have a highly developed sense of hearing.

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cat breeds

fur

Hair covering the body, mainly for maintaining internal body temperature and providing protection from insect bites.

tail

Terminal appendage of the body providing equilibrium when the cat jumps.

eye

Organ of sight especially adapted to darkness; it mainly perceives light intensity, motion and certain colors.

ear

Highly mobile organ of hearing, also contributing to equilibrium; cats have a highly developed sense of hearing.