Plant Reproduction
The two major groups of plants.
What are flowering and nonflowering plants?
These are colorful parts of a flower.
What are the petals or corolla?
These are animals without backbones.
What are invertebrates?
When an animal sleeps during the cold seasons.
What is hibernation?
This is when an insect completely changes during its life cycle.
What is metamorphosis?
Pollination the process of pollen grains moving from the stamen to the __________.
What is the pistil?
This is how plants make their own food.
What is photosynthesis?
These animals have naked moist skin and undergo metamorphosis.
What are amphibians?
When the environment changes, such as a lack of prey, then an animal must change its _________.
What is behavior?
These animals are born live and the offspring look similar to the parents.
What are mammals?
What part of a plant are new seeds made?
What is a flower?
A sweet sticky liquid that attracts animals to plants to help with pollination.
What is nectar?
This is what an insect must do to grow.
What is molting (or shedding)?
This is a behavior that an animal inherits from its parents.
What is an instinct?
These steps: egg, larva, pupa, and adults are ______________.
What is complete metamorphosis?
When a seed begins to grow.
What is germination?
Name 3 ways seeds can travel.
What are water, wind, animals/humans?
What is water pollution?
Birds building better nests over time is an example of __________.
This stage is unique to incomplete metamorphosis.
What is nymph?
This must occur in flowering and nonflowering plants.
What is pollination?
A tree growing sideways because of strong wind is an example of this affect.
What is environmental affect?
Features such as color, size, texture, type of blood, or how an animal breathes.
What are characteristics or traits?
When an animal quickly reacts out of fear and attacks or runs away.
What is flight or fight?
This reptile lives mostly in the ocean but goes back to the beach where is was born to lay its eggs before swimming back out to sea.
What are sea turtles?