Classify Plants
Classify Animals
Survival of Individuals
Survival When Environments Change
Vocabulary
100
This is a small cell from a plant that can grow into a new plant
Spore
100
This warm-blooded vertebrate reproduces with live births
Mammal
100
This is a trait that helps an organism survive, find mates, or reproduce
Adaptation
100
This term is used to describe when living things move to a new location to survive
Migrate
100
This term means to place living things into groups according to how they are alike
Classify
200
These are produced by flowering and conifer plants and used to reproduce
Seeds
200
These living organisms are classified as having no backbone and soft bodies
Invertebrates
200
These organisms are best suited to live in what type of environment
Tropical Environment
200
This term is used to describe animals that stay in a state of rest to save energy and survive, especially during colder seasons
Hibernate
200
These are features such as size, color, and shape used to classify living things
Characteristics
300
These plants use spores as a way to reproduce
Ferns and Mosses
300
These 3 vertebrates all share a common characteristic of being cold-blooded
Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles
300
This organism is best suited to live in what type of environment
Arctic Environment
300
This is when animals shed and grow their body covering with the changing seasons to survive
Molt
300
Then living organisms stay alive, they are doing this.
Survive
400
These types of fruits are most commonly grown in Florida due to the warm climate and sandy soil
Citrus
400
This invertebrate has legs with joints and a hard covering on the outside of its body
Arthropod
400
An animal with scales, that eats mostly insects, and needs very little water to survive is best suited for this type of environment.
Desert Environment
400
This term is used to describe when plants go into a state of rest to survive dry and/or cold seasons
Dormiant/Dormancy
400
These living organisms are classified as having a backbone
Vertebrates