Environments
What is Terrestrial?
Coined the word "species"
Who is John Ray?
A living thing's home
What is Habitat?
Term for the study of reasoning.
What is Logic?
What is the Dependent variable?
Seas and Oceans are in the marine environment and contain hot springs on the ocean floor called?
What are hydrothermal vents?
What is the science of classification?
What is Taxonomy?
Substance in food that provides energy for living things.
What are Nutrients?
A conclusion based on reasoning from evidence.
What is Inference?
Which variables remain the same in an experiment?
What are controlled variables?
General term for a water environment.
What is Aquatic?
Considered the Father of Taxonomy?
Who is Carolus Linnaeus?
Active at night.
What is Nocturnal?
The reasoning that uses general evidence to come to a more specific conclusion as well as make predictions about a hypothesis.
What is Deductive Reasoning?
What is ONE?
Trees
What is Arboreal?
Introduced from England the scientific method.
Who is Sir Francis Bacon?
Term describing living things in an inactive state like hibernation to conserve energy.
What is Dormant?
Reasoning from specific evidence to a more general conclusion that develops a hypothesis.
What is Inductive Reasoning?
The group actually being tested.
What is Experimental Group?
The area between the highest and lowest points that the tide reaches.
What is Intertidal Zone?
The three main steps of any scientific method.
What are hypothesizing, observing, experimenting?
Process for cells to combine substances from food with oxygen to make energy.
What is Cellular Respiration?
What can help us find animals that are difficult to find as we study living things?
What are Animal Tracks?
The group that is only for comparison and doesn't have the independent variable present.
What is the control group?