Vertebrates/Invertebrates
This group of invertebrates have 8 legs, an exoskeleton and two body segments.
What are spiders?
This part of the plant is for reproduction.
What is the flower?
List in order the three stages of incomplete metamorphosis.
Egg, Nymph, Adult
Name an example of a non-flowering plant
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Animals that have an exoskeleton or no bones are called this.
What are invertebrates?
This group of animal are born with gills, have smooth skin and develop lungs as an adult.
What are amphibians?
These are the three things plants need for photosynthesis (to make their own food)
What is light, water and carbon dioxide?
During which part of complete metamorphosis will molting most likely occur? (breaking out of the exoskeleton)
What is the pupa stage?
T or F - Flowering plants produce spores.
False, non-flowering plants produce spores.
Put the four stages of a flowering plant in order from first to last: fruit, seed, flower, seedling
Seed, seedling, flower, fruit
This group of animals have scales and are cold blooded
What are reptiles?
What are the leaves?
List in order the 4 parts of complete metamorphosis.
Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult
How do flowering plants reproduce?
Through the flower -via pollen reaching the ovary inside the pistil- fertilizing the egg.
Animals that have a backbone are called this.
What are vertebrates?
This group of animals give birth to live young, are warm blooded, and have some type of hair or fur.
What are mammals?
Name 3 types of seed dispersal.
Air, water, sticking to animals fur, animals pooping the seeds
What is the second stage in complete metamorphosis?
larva
Which is the most important for plant reproduction- seed dispersal, pollination or fertilization? Explain your reasoning
Seed dispersal- how seeds travel, pollination- pollen being moved from flower to flower, fertilization - pollen entering the pistil and reaching the egg to produce a seed
This is the main difference between flowering and non-flowering plants
Flowering plants have flowers, non-flowering plants do not
This group of animals have segmented bodies, six legs, and an exoskeleton.
What are insects?
List the the three main functions of roots.
Absorb water, absorb nutrients, anchor the plant
Explain the difference between complete and incomplete metamorphosis?
Complete has 4 stages including (larva and pupa) Incomplete has only 3 stages (nymph being the middle stage)
Name a way non-flowering plants reproduce.
Through spores or conifers
Name two characteristics amphibians and reptiles have in common.
What is they both lay eggs and both are cold blooded?