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The group of animals that live part of their lives on land and part in water. Amphibians
Term used to describe a living thing that makes it's own food. Autotroph
If your body temp is controlled by the outside temp, are you an endotherm, or an ectotherm? Ectotherm
An amoeba uses this to move. Psuedopod
A mushroom uses this to get food. Hyphae
Bacteria are prokaryotes. True or false? True
Plant-like protists called euglena make their own food. True or false? True
The two words that make up an organisms scientific name. Genus and species.
Viruses are unicellular. True or false? False, viruses are non-living and are not made up of cells.
What is the symmetry of a cndarian? Radial
Group of animals that are filter feeders. Sponges
Group of animals that produce for their young. Mammals
Angiosperms produce cones. True or false? False, they produce fruit, gymnosperms produce cones.
This falls on the female structure stigma. Pollen
In a flower the male structure, anther, produces this. Pollen
The naming system created by Carolus Linneaus. Binomial Nomenclature
The 7 levels of classification are... Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
The three shapes of bacteria. Spherical, rodlike, spiral.
Are viruses living? No
Unicellular organisms without a nucleus. Prokaryote
Organism whose cells contain a nucleus. Can be multicellular. Eukaryote
Organisms that can make their own food. Autotroph
Organism that cannot make it's own food. Heterotroph
A form of reproduction that takes only one parent. Asexual reproduction
A form of asexual reproduction into which a cell is spilt to form an identical cell. Binary Fission
Animal without a backbone. Invertebrate
A warm-blooded organism Endotherm
A cold-blooded organism. Ectotherm
Three types of symmetry. Radial, Bilateral, None.
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