Animals
This is the type of cellular organization all animals have
Multi-cellular eukaryotes
Monotremes reproduce by giving birth to young in these
Eggs
These are seeded vascular plants
Both - gymno and angiosperms
Jellyfish, sea stars and sea urchins have this type of symmetry
Radial symmetry
This is the horizontal underground stem on seedless vascular plants
Rhizome
This is how all animals acquire their food
Heterotrophically - ingest food and digest it internally
These mammals have a pouch for their young
Marsupials
These have covered seeds
Angiosperms
An oyster, clam, or scallop is an example of this
Mullusks - Bi-valve
Being able to make clothes, food, and furniture from plants are considered this
Economic benefits
This is the type of reproduction animals usually undergo
Sexual
Development is complete in the uterus in this type of mammal
Placental
These have naked seeds
Gymnosperms
Both vertebrates and invertebrates can be this group
Chordates
Plants role in the water and carbon cycles, as well as their production of oxygen and glucose are considered this
Ecological benefits
These are the 2 types of symmetry animals have
Bilateral or radial symmetry
Their internal temperature is this
Constant
A pine tree is an example of this
Gymnosperm
Reptiles develop in this type of egg
Amniotic egg
These protect the embryo and allow seeds to survive when the environment is unfavorable
Seed coat and stored food
All animals can be grouped into these 2 categories
Vertebrates and invertebrates
All have these 2 characteristics
Hair and mammary glands
A rose is an example of this
Angiosperm
Tapeworms are an example of this and are classified as this
Lophotrochozoans, Flatworm and Endoparasite
Because bryophytes have no true roots, stems or leaves and lack vascular tissue this is where/how they grow
Low growing, need water available in the environment, prefer damp shaded areas