Consumers & trophic levels
Reptiles & amphibians
Adaptations
Wildlife diseases
Animal facts
100

A an animal or plant that eats meat.

What is a carnivore?

100

A scientist who studies reptiles and amphibians is called this.

What is a herpetologist?

100

A dormant state of decreased body temperature and metabolism in which certain animals pass the winter.

What is hibernation?

100

House finch eye disease, avian pox, and salmonellosis mainly affect this variety of birds.

What are songbirds (passerines)?

100

This, is a term for an animal species which is not native to an area but has been introduced.

What is an exotic species?

200

These are bacteria and fungi that consume dead matter and return nutrients to the environment.

What are decomposers?

200

Reptiles breath by means of these.

What are lungs?

200

The striped skunk and monarch butterfly are examples of animals with this adaptation.

What is warning coloration?

200

Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever are transmitted by these animals.

What are ticks?

200

Birds of prey are often known as these.

What are raptors?

300

The base of a food web is made up of these.

What are producers?

300

Some reptiles are this, meaning they give live birth.

What is ovoviviparous?

300

Tidal cycles are controlled by this.

What is the moon?

300

This fungus is known as "Bd", for its scientific name.

What is Chytrid fungus?

300

These animals make up nearly half of the known vertebrates on Earth.

What are fish?

400

In an energy pyramid, only about __% of energy is transferred to the next consuming trophic level

What is 10%

400

Many reptiles and amphibians have this, a translucent third eyelid.

What is a nictitating membrane?

400

The gray squirrel is an example of this type of adaptation.

What is countershading?

400

This disease is caused either by EHD disease or bluetongue disease.

What is hemorrhagic disease?

400

Species which do not show notable differences in color, size, shape, or structure, between sexes are known as this.

What is sexually monomorphic?

500

The highest trophic level in a food web.

What is a tertiary consumer?

500

Some species of frog, particularly this, are hunted for use as dissection specimens.

What are leopard frogs?

500

Camouflage is also sometimes called this.

What is cryptic coloration?

500

Hemorrhagic disease is transmitted by these animals.

What are biting flies?

500

Swimmer ducks are divided into these two categories.

What are dabblers and divers?

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