Peregrine Falcon (Falco Peregrinus)                 Jonathan Lauterbach lauterba.jona@students.uwlax.edu

Animalia: Because it has a large multicellular body that lacks cell walls and it is motile

Chordata: Possesses a hollow dorsal nerve chord, post-anal tail and pharyngeal gill slits.

Aves: Because they lay eggs, have feathers, bipedal, endothermic and are vertebrates

Falconifroms: have nidicolous young and exhibit biparental care. This group also includes the USA's symbol, the bald eagle.

Falconidae: have a tubercle at the end of their nostril

Falco: Have long pointed wings

Peregrinus: has a distinguishing black mustache mark on the face