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Chapter 1 Vocab
Chapter 1 Vocab
100

Everything that is around an animal, including its predators, is part of the animal's what?

Environment

100

This behavior is not learned, we call these what?

Instinct. 

100

When one animal looks like another to protect itself, this adaptation is called this. 

Mimicry

100

Reproductive structures

Flower

100

Controls all cell activities 

Nucleus

200

When a predator comes near, animals often seek this for safety.

Shelters

200

One example of a behavior that is not learned, is this, where you go into a long deep sleep. 

Hibernation

200

Young insects change to adulthood is called this. 

Metamorphosis.

200

Part of the flowering plant that contains and protects the seeds. 

Fruit. 

200

Green pigment plants need to make food

Chloroplast

300

Some animals stay very still because they can use this, which helps them hide for a predator. 

Camouflage

300

During this sleep, the animal needs less this, which allows it to breathe.

Oxygen. 

300

What type of beak may a seed eater have?

Thick heavy beaks. 

300

Animal with a backbone

Vertebrate. 

300
Thin wall around the cell to give it its shape. 

Cell Membrane

400

Some animals use this, looking like another animal, to hide from predators. 

Mimicry

400

Another example of these unlearned behaviors is what? Movement of a group of animals. 

Migration

400

What type of beaks may a bird have that eats fruit. 

short stubby beaks. 

400

Basic unit of all living things. 

Cell

400

Animals that do not have a backbone. 

Invertebrate

500

Each this, which means change in an animal, helps it survive in their environment. 

Adaption

500

Some insects and other animals go through this, which is a series of changes from egg to adult. 

Metamorphosis 

500

What type of beak would a bird who eats insects. 

sharp, pointed beaks. 

500

Very Tiny Organism

Microorganism

500

Largest group of invertebrates. Animals such as ants, spiders, and crabs, that have legs with several joints.

Anthropod