Living things
A vertebrate with cold blood and smooth moist skin.
What are amphibians?
A place of all external conditions affecting lives of creatures.
What is an environment?
Animals that specifically eat meat.
What are carnivores?
Animals that are hunted for food
What are prey?
A living plant or animal.
What is an organism?
Small invertebrate creatures with three pairs of legs and usually wings.
What is an insect?
The environment in which a creature resides which contain the necessities it requires.
What is a habitat?
Animals that specifically eat plants.
What are herbivores?
Animals that hunt and kill other animals for food.
What are predators?
A change in organisms that helps them survive.
What is adaptation?
A group of organisms that lack chlorophyll and feed on decomposing matter.
What is fungi?
Organisms that feast on dead matter and break it into soil.
What are decomposers?
A process plants use to produce food from sunshine.
What is photosynthesis?
cold blooded vertebrates with scales.
What is a reptile?
A change in an organism due to environmental conditions.
What is acclimation?
Small single-celled organisms with some responsible for breaking down plants and animals into soil.
What are bacteria?
The science of the relation of living things to the environment.
What is ecology?
animals that eat both other animals and plants.
What are omnivores?
Animals that have a backbone or spinal column (such as snakes)
What are vertebrate?
Two organisms living together.
What is symbiosis?
Simple, aquatic plants without roots, stems, or leaves they are able to produce their own food. kelp is an example of this plant.
What is algae?
All living and non-living things within a defined area and the interactions between them.
What is an ecosystem?
Living organisms that feed on living material, as they cannot produce their own food.
What are consumers?
Animals lacking a spinal column.
What are invertebrate?
A symbiotic relation between two organisms in which one organism gains something.
What is commensalism?