Senses
This is the colored part of the eye.
Iris.
New blood cells are found here.
Bone marrow.
What kind of structures is a human tail bone an example of.
Vestigial structures.
This area is very hot and very dry.
Desert.
This is the amount of chambers found in a fish heart.
Two.
This covering protects the part of the eye that is exposed to the outside world.
Cornea.
This tissue attaches bones to other bones.
Ligaments.
This is often described as survival of the fittest.
Natural selection.
This area is very dry and cold most of the year.
Tundra.
Are reptiles cold blooded or warm blooded.
Cold blooded.
The blind spot is a place where this structure attaches to the retina.
Optic nerve.
This joint allows bone to move in a 360 degrees rotation.
Ball and socket.
This is similar physical features in organisms that share a common ancestor, but the features serve completely different functions.
Homologous structures.
If an area only has enough food and water for 50 hippos then 50 hippos is.
The carrying capacity.
This species has fur or hair.
Mammals.
This focuses the light that enters into the eye.
Lens.
This protects the spinal cord.
Vertebrate.
These structures are features of different species that are similar in function but not necessarily in structure and which do not derive from a common ancestral feature.
Analogous structures.
Grazing animals would be found in high numbers in this biome.
Grasslands.
This animal can live in the most different types of climates and environments.
Mammal.
These sense receptors are found inside of the eye.
Photoreceptors.
This joint is found in the knees and elbows.
Hinge.
This is the kind of structure that the appendix in humans is an example of.
Vestigial structures.
This biome has shorter summers and longer winters and would have lots of pine trees in its forest.
Coniferous forest.
How many chambers are in a mammal heart.
Four.