Animal Kingdom (Animal Classification)
It's Who You Know (People of Science)
Brain Guts
(Neuroscience/Brain Structures)
To Be & Not To Be (Behavior/Adaptation)
100

These things classify an animal as an animal.

What is eating organic stuff, moving around, multiple cells with collagen holding them together?

100

Charles Darwin is most famous for this study.

What is evolution?

100
This is where neurons grow.

What is the peripheral nervous system (skin)?

100

This is how an ethogram is used.

What is the measurement of animal behavior?

What is a detailed, quantifiable description of behavior?

200

These things classify a mammal.

What are spines, brains, drinking milk, hair, and 3 middle ear bones.

200

Konrad Lorenz, Niko Tinbergen, Karl Von Frisch are most accredited for this science.

What is ethology?

200

These are the main two parts of the nervous system.

What is the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system?

200

This is the method of viewing animals under human assumptions.

What is Anthropomorphism?

300

These groups lay eggs.

What are Monotremes or Oviparous?

300

This Swedish botanist standardized the practice of taxonomy.

Who is Carl Linnaeus?

300

These make up the neurons.

What are cells?

300

This is how animals internally tell time and conduct rhythms. 

What is the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus (SCN)?

400

These are the first animals.

What are the 

Last Common Ancestor (LUCA)

Jellyfish (first multi-celled animal)

P. Newmani (first land animal to walk and breathe)

Brasilodon (first mammal with bones)

400

This Austrian scientist was best known for mimicking a mother duck (parent imprinting).

Who is Konrad Lorenz?

400

This is what hormones do.

What is send signals and grow/develop the organism?

400

This is the ability of animals to learn.

What is synaptic plasticity?

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