HABITAT
AREA IN WHICH THE VEGETATION IS DOMINATED BY A NEARLY CONTINUOUS COVER OF GRASSES.
WHAT IS GRASSLAND?
EAT ONLY OTHER ANIMALS. MAY ALSO EAT PLANT FOOD FROM THE STOMACH OF THEIR PREY.
WHAT ARE CARNIVORES?
WARM BOODED ANIMALS WITH HAIR OR FUR, BREATH THROUGH LUNGS AND GIVE BIRTH TO LIVE YOUNG.
WHAT ARE MAMMALS?
INVOLVES TWO ORGANISMS.
WHAT IS SEXUAL?
THINK ABOUT BONES INCLUDING HUMANS
WHAT ARE VERTEBRATES?
ANY LARGER ,EXTREMELY DRY AREA OF LAND WITH SPARSE VEGETATION.
WHAT IS A DESERT?
EAT BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS.
wHAT ARE OMNIVORES?
LIVE IN WATER, HAVE GILLS TO BREATHE,HAVE SCALES AND FINS ON THEIR BODIES AND ARE COLD-BLOODED.
WHAT ARE FISH?
INVOLVES ONE ORGANISM.
WHAT IS ASEXUAL?
MAKE UP THE MAYORITY OF ANIMAL LIFE ON EARTH.
WHAT ARE INVERTEBRATES?
UNDERGROUND SPACES WITH NO LIGHT AND A CORRESPONDING LACK OF PLANT LIFE.
WHAT ARE CAVES?
EAT ONLY PLANTS, INCLUDING FORAGE, CROPS, STEMS AND LEAVES.SOME OF THEM EAT ANIMALS ON THE PLANTS THEY EAT.
WHAT ARE HERVIVORES?
WARM BLOODED, HAVE FEATHERS, SCALY LEGS AND BEAKS AND LAY HARD-SHELLED EGGS.
WHAT ARE BIRDS?
ASEXUAL IN WHICH AND EGG DEVELOPS INTO AND EMBRYO WITHOUT BEING FERTELIZED BY SPERM.
WHAT IS PATHERNOGENESIS?
INVERTEBATES WITH THREE BODY PARTS, SIX LEGS, AND AN EXOSKELETON.
WHAT ARE INSECTS?
A LARGE AMOUNT OF THE POLAR HABITS'S TOTAL AREA.
WHAT IS A TUNDRA?
EAT FUNGUS
WHAT ARE FUNGIVORES?
COLD BLOODED, HAVE SCALES,BREATH AIR AND USUALLY LAY EGGS ON LAND.
WHAT ARE REPTILES?
PROCESS OF BREAKING SOMETHING IN SMALLER PARTS OR PIECES AS SPONGES, SEA STARS , ETC.
WHA IS FRAGMENTATION?
COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS SPONGES.
WHAT ARE PORIFERA?
IT IS AN UNDERWATER ECOSYSTEM CHARACTERIZED BY REEF-BUIDING CORAL.
WHAT IS A CORAL REEF?
EAT BREAK DOWN WASTE AND DEAD ORGANISMS.
WHAT ARE DESCOMPOSERS?
SPEND PART OF THEIR LIVES IN WATER AND PART ON LAND AND THEY ARE COLD-BLOODED.
WHAT AREAHIBIANS?
ASEXUAL WHERE THE ORGANISM GROWS FROM A BUD OR OUTGROUTH OF THE PARENT ORGANISM
WHAT IS BUDDING?
INVERTEBRATE WITH A HARD EXOSKELETON, JOINTED APENDAGES AND THREE BODY REGIONS.
WHAT ARE CRUSTACEANS?