Living Things
All living things are made up of ________.
Cells
This is the study of how genes are passed down
An example of fungi is a _______
Mushroom, yeast, mold
Name an example of a crustacean
Shrimp, lobster, crabs
Name an animal that has 8 legs
Octopus
The middle of a cell is called the _________.
Nucleus.
This is a theory that states that the best traits will survive in a species
Natural Selection
(or survival of the fittest)
Plants collect energy through their
Leaves
Amphibians live in both the
Water and the land
Name an animal that has stripes
Tiger, zebra
Plants get their energy through a process called __________
Photosynthesis
This is something that helps an animal survive in a particular environment
Adaptation
Plants suck up water through their
Roots
Give an example of an amphibian
frog, toad, salamander, newt
Name one cell part
Nucleus, ribosome, cell wall, mitochondria, golgi apparatus, lysosome, membrane
These three letters stand for the code of life.
DNA
These are squares used to figure out how likely it is that certain traits will be passed down
Punnett Square
This is the part of a plant that helps them grow tall enough to reach the sunlight
Stem
This is the ability to change form. Butterflies go through this
Metamorphosis
Name one example of a mammal
Dolphin, elephant, human, dog, ect.
The three organic molecules are carbohydrates, lipids, and ________________.
Proteins.
This man was considered the Father of Genetics
Gregor Mandel
Pine tree
Name an example of a reptile
Alligators, crocodiles, caimans, turtle, tortoise, lizard, snakes
Nucleus