Complete Metamorphosis
Incomplete Metamorphosis
Acquired Traits
Inherited Traits
Vocabulary
100

How many stages are there to complete metamorphosis?

4

100

How many stages are in incomplete metamorphosis?

Three. 

100

Name an example of an acquired trait. 

Example: Horses who have a crack in their hooves.  

100

What is an example of an inherited trait?

Example: Hair or fur color

100

A series of major changes in an animal's body form during it's life cycle. 

Metamorphosis. 

200

What is the first step in a Luna moth's life cycle?

Egg
200

What is the second stage in incomplete metamorposis?

Nymph

200

Why are the fact that flamingos are pink and acquired trait and not an inherited one?

The food they eat changes the color of their feathers. 

200

How are baby elephants like its mother?

Example: Same shape, body color, trunk, wide ears...

200

The stage in which the body form of a young animals changed from larva to adult. 

Pupa

300

What is the last stage in a butterfly's life cycle?

Adult. 

300

What is it called when a nymph sheds its hardened outer layer?

Molting

300

How do animals learn acquired traits?

They are factors to environment, behavior, or learning. 

300

Name an example of an inherited behavior. 

Example: Spiders build webs. 

300

Young animal with a body very different from the adult. 

Larva. 

400

Which is the shortest stage during a luna moth's life cycle?

Adult. 

400

Name an insect that molts. 

Example: Cicada

400

Name an example of how acquired traits could be cause by humans. 

Example: Manatees with scars on their backs from boats. 

400

Name an example of how animals may follow their instincts. 

Example: Salmon return to the same streams where they hatched. 

400

The stage in which the young animal looks like the adult. 

Nymph. 

500

What are the two stages in between the egg and adult stage?

Larva and Pupa. 

500

Name an insect that goes through incomplete metamorphosis. 

Praying Mantis.

500
Name one acquired trait of the capuchin monkey. 

Learning to crack a nut to eat. 

500

Why do dolphin push their babies to the surface?

So that the babies can get air to breathe. 

500

The passing of traits from parents to their offspring.

Heredity

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