The Five Kingdoms
Vertebrates/Invertebrates
Niches
Ecosystems
Earth
100
Name the Five Kingdoms and give an example for each.
Monera (bacteria), Protista (algae), Fungi (mushrooms), Plantae (tree), Anamalia (human)
100
What is a vertebrate? What is an invertebrate?
A vertebrate is an animal with a backbone An invertebrate is an animal without a backbone
100
The role of an organism within an ecosystem...
What is a niche
100
What is an ecosystem?
A habitat comprised of living and non-living elements. A habitat where living and non-living things interact with each other
100
What were the three animal families that were focused on throughout the movie Earth?
Polar Bear African Elephant Humpback Whale
200
It makes plants green
What is Chlorophyll
200
Give an example of each: Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals What do they have in common?
Fish - Trout Amphibians - Frog, Toad, Salamander Reptiles - Snake, Lizard, Crocodile, Turtle Bird - Eagle Mammal - Bear They are all vertebrates
200
Plants can produce their own food. Organisms that produce their own food are called..
Producers
200
Define biotic and abiotic and give an example for each
Biotic - living things (worm) Abiotic - non-living things (sun)
200
Name 3 similarities and/or differences betwen the three animal families in Earth
Mammals - ALL Migrates (Whale / Elephant) Hibernates (Polar Bear) Blowhole - (Whale) Trunk - (Elephant) Snout - (Polar Bear)
300
How do plants make their own food? How do mushrooms get nutrients / food?
By the process of photosynthesis By absorption
300
Give an example for each: Crustaceans, Myriapods, Arachnids, Insects. What do they have in common?
Crustaceans - lobster, crab, etc Myriapods - centipedes / millipedes Arachnids - spiders Insects - ant They are all invertebrates
300
Some organisms like animals and humans are required to eat or drink to get their nourishment. Organisms that need to consume something to get energy are called...
Consumers.
300
1. A single living thing 2. A group of organisms of the same species in an ecosystem 3. A group of different populations interacting in an ecosystem
1. Organism 2. Population 3. Community
300
What is an endangered species? Name one animal that is currently classified as endangered.
A species at risk of extinction
400
Which phylum has the greatest number of species?
Insects
400
Name one part of a fish
Dorsal fin
400
What are herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores ?
Herbivores - eat only plants Carnivores - eat only meat Omnivores - eat both plants and meat
400
The blackbird plover helps the crocodile by removing tiny morsels of food from in between the crocodile's teeth. By helping the crocodile, the bird also benefits by eating the food. What is this relationship called?
Symbiotic Relationship (Symbiosis)
400
List any three animal traits discussed in class and tell how the trait helps the animal adapt to its habitat.
Polar Bear - thick white fur (warm / camouflage) black nose - (indicates black skin which absorbes heat from sum) long claws - (catch seals and avoid slipping) African Elephant - huge ears (hearing + communication / signa danger) tusks - (dig out water holes) trunk - (reach and pick up food / drink water/ wash) Humpback Whale - flippers (migrate long distances) throat grooves - (expands throat to eat large amounts) blubber - (energy source / insulation)
500
The kingdoms protista, fungi, anamalia, and plantae are all Eukaryotic, whereas the kindgom monera is Prokaryotic. What does this mean?
Protista, fungi, anamalia, and platae all hav a nucleas (or 'command center'), wheras monera does not have a nucleas.
500
What is the larges group of invertebrates called? What are the three body parts of an insect?
Arthropods Head, Thorax, Abdomen
500
What do scavengers and decomposers eat? Give an example of both.
Scavengers eat dead plants or animals. EX: vulture Decomposers break down dead or decaying material to absorb the energy. EX: mould
500
Name the three types of Symbiosis and give an example for ONE.
Parasitism (tapeworms in a human - the parasite benefits, the human is hurt). Commensalism Mutualism
500
How might changes in habitat affect one of the animal familes from Earth?
Polar Bear - unable to move across ice to hunt food /lose main food source (seals need ice to reproduce) - no place to hibernate and make birth dens African Elephant - decrease in rainfall causes drought which dries up water sources - elephants will have to migrate for food and water Humpback Whale - warm sea water causes a decline in krill which is what the humpback whale eats - whales will have to migrate for food