Structures for Survival
Animals have claws, fangs, stingers, and quills.
What are the structures animals use to attack?
All plants make their food using sunlight.
What is photosynthesis?
True or False? Most flowers reproduce sexually.
What is true?
A response to changes in the environment that helps an organism survive.
What is a behavior?
These are green, multi cellular, Eukaryotic, have cell walls, chloroplasts and are autotrophic.
What are plants?
Animals have legs, wings, fins, feet, arms, and more.
What are structures that animals use to move?
During photosynthesis, the ______________ in the leaves use photons from the sun, water, and ____________________ to make glucose.
What are chloroplasts and carbon dioxide?
There are many types of _________________ that transfer pollen from anther to stigma.
What are pollinators.
Conditioning and imprinting are two types of this.
What are learned behaviors?
These are the 2 main division of plants.
What are vascular and nonvascular?
Some animals dig holes, fly/swim/run away, or duck inside of shells.
What are ways that animals flee or prevent an attack from a predator?
Carbon dioxide and oxygen enter and exit a plant through tiny holes under the leaves known as ______________.
What are stomata?
This female organ consists of the stigma, style, ovary, and ovules.
What is the pistil?
These are natural instincts that are with an animal from birth.
What are inherited behaviors?
Vascular plants have 2 important structures that move water and food throughout the stem and true roots and leaves.
What are xylem and phloem?
Some animals have special ways to hide by either changing color or pretending to be another large/dangerous animal.
What are mimicry and camouflage?
After photosynthesis the plant must break the glucose down and turn it into energy in a process called _______________.
What is respiration?
The male organ consists of the anther and filament.
What is the stamen?
Many factors can cause a change in behaviors, such as the amount of sunlight, food availability, and _________________.
What is temperature.
What are filter feeders?
What is the mitochondria?
After the anther produces pollen, it sticks to the stigma and grows into the ____________ where it fertilizes the ovules and makes a ____________.
What is the ovary and seed?
This is a time when animals reduce their body activity, including their heartbeat and breathing in order to conserve energy.
What is hibernation?
What is autotrophic?