What are thou?
Organisms consisting of more than one cell
multicellular
The study of living organisms
Biology
The 4 major chemicals of life are....
Proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids
This tissue connects bones to other bones
ligaments
A ___ leaf has several leaflets attached to a single petiole
Compound leaf
Organisms that obtain nutrients from dead organisms
saprophytes
The study of parasites
parasitology
Complex molecules that are involved in nearly every reaction that supports life and primarily make up muscles and other organs of the body.
Proteins
This organ system transports nutrients, gases, waste, and other materials throughout the body through the superhighway of blood vessels.
cardiovascular system
Trees that lose their leaves in the winter are called
deciduous
Animals that have a backbone are called...
Vertebrates
The study of plants and their structures
Botany
Made of fatty acids, these molecules are an efficient way to store food energy.
Lipids
This type of tissue rapidly multiplies to replace cells, and forms protective barriers within the body.
This plant tissue is responsible for transporting water and nutrients, similar to blood vessels in animals
The organisms are made of hyphae, threadlike structures, tangled into a mass called mycelium
Fungi
The study of parts and structures of organisms
anatomy
Made from simple sugars, these are the main source of energy for most animals
Carbohydrates
This system works to transport infection fighting blood cells around the body
lymphatic system
Name a spore producing plant
fern
Sponges have an elastic protein called-
Spongin
The study of how parts and structures of living organisms operate and work together.
physiology
The most complex molecules of life, involved in the creation, repair, and reproduction of proteins.
Nucleic acids
Small air sacs where oxygen and CO2 exchange occurs between your blood and the air.
Alveoli
Microscopic grains from male reproductive parts of a plant.
Pollen