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List the 4 Basic Needs
Food, water, air, shelter
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what is hibernation?
A dormant, inactive state in which normal body activities slow
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What is a fossil?
The remains or traces of a plant or an animal that lived long ago.
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What is adaptation?
body part or a behavior that a living thing gets from its parents and that helps it survive
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What is natural selection?
A process in which the best adapted organisms in an ecosystem are able to survive and reproduce
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List 3 learned behavior of a bear?
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What do fossils tell us about some ancient camels? Explain
Some size of a rabbit. Some tall 4.5meters (15 ft tall)
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why is diversity important part of a population?
helps the population adapt or change as the environment changes
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3 Animals: Alligator, beaver, heron

Which tools help each animal meet its need for food? List 1 each

alligator-sharp teeth and claws

Beaver - strong teeth to chew food

Heron - long beak to catch fish

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Which animals travels farther than any other animal?
Artic Tern
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Ginkgo trees are often called living fossils why?
Because not much changed 100 millino years ago.
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give 2 reasons how extinction can still occur?
Teacher will check answers
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In which stage of its life is a nurse log in ?
Decay
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Why do Gray whales migrate to the south for?
Mating and birth
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Scientists have found fewer fossils of plants than of animals bones why?
The soft plant tissue decay before they have a chance to become fossils, but bones last a long time
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Factories produce pollution. Technology was introduced to decrease pollution. So what happens to moths as the airs gets cleaner?
Light colored moths increase
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How many grams of blood a day do vampires need to survive?
20 grams (2 tablespoons)
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Explain the difference between male and female hibernation of frogs.

Male frogs hibernate at bottom of ponds,

Female hibernate on land

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The last Saber toothed cat died about how many years ago?
10,000 years ago
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How does a salmon returning to the stream where it hatched help it complete its life cycle?
This behavior lets salmon lay eggs where other salmon can fertilize them.