Seed Leaves
What are Cotyledons
Pollen is on this part of the flower
Henri Fabre describe these critters as more sheeplike than sheep
What are Pine Processionary Caterpillars
The system that gives structure and makes motility possible in animals
What is the Skeletal System
The study of life
What is Biology
The four major categories of plants
What are bryophyte, seedless vascular, gymnosperm and angiosperm
The colorful and pretty part of the flower that attracts pollinators
What are petals
They pry into _____ I pry into _____
What is: They pry into death, I pry into life.
The system that provides motility and heat to the animal body
What is the Muscular System
An activity that makes you slow down and notice details of what you're observing
What is Sketching
Grass is an example of this type of plant
What is angiosperm
The reproductive organ of an angiosperm
What are flowers
Before experimenting, Henri Fabre spends many hours in the fields doing what?
The part of the Nervous System that connects the Brain to the Peripheral Nervous System
What is the Spine / Spinal Cord
The part of an experiment that you change to see what happens
What is the Independent Variable
The goal of the vegetative stage
What is storing energy
The female reproductive part of the flower
What is the Pistil
Henri Fabre observes, experiments and writes to fine the line of demarcation between ______ and ______
What is reason and instinct
The blood vessels that take blood from the heart to the lungs or rest of the body
What are Arteries
In the Lifeless World of Biology, Charles DeKonnink says that it is best to start with the _____ (which animal?)
What is the Horse
Pine trees are an example of this category of plant
What are gymnosperms
The part of the flower that holds up the anthers
What is the filament
The prey of the Languidorious Sphex
What is the Ephippiger
The blood vessels that connect Arteries to Veins and distribute blood throughout the body
What are capillaries
The type of reasoning where we observe things and think back to what made them happen or come to be
What is Effect to Cause