Zoology
The study of animals.
What is Zoology?
The stable internal environment of animals
Homeostasis
The smallest biological level.
What is cells?
Organisms with the ability to make their own food.
What is autotrophs
Both species benefit from the relationship.
What is mutualism?
Another name for Zoology
What is animal biology?
Organisms that are made of many cells.
What is Multicellular?
Composed of two or more tissues
What is an organ?
Has DNA stored in a nucleus.
What is Eukaryotic Cells?
Remoras attach themselves to Nurse sharks for protections and access to scraps from meals. The nurse shark gets no benefit or harm from the remoras. What kind of relationship is this?
What is commensalism?
Which is generally not studied in zoology?
What is the ethics of how animals are treated
When a book is dropped on a desk and you flinch, this is known as what?
What is response to stimuli
The level that fits on both the biological and ecological levels.
What is organism?
A relationship between two species where at least one benefits.
What is Symbiotic Relationships?
One species is benefited and one species is harmed.
What is parasitism?
Zoology is a branch of what science
What is Biology?
The passing down of favorable traits to future generations. Ex. bird beaks
Natural Selection
Levels that all life on earth can be organized into.
What is Ecological levels?
Another name for Heterotrophs.
What is consumers?
The relationship where one species benefits but the other is neither benefited or harmed.
What is commensalism?
Classification
Anatomy and Physiology
Behavior
Ecological importance
All living things obtain and use energy.
What is metabolism?
All part of earth where life exists.
What is the biosphere?
Fungus like mushrooms belong to this group.
What is Heterotrophs?
A tick climbs onto a deer and bites down passing diseases through its saliva. The deer will be affect by these diseases.
What is parasitism?