plants
exchange gas and regulate water movement
stomata
antibiotics are used for this
bacterial infection
5
how many hearts a worm has
this detects movement and sounds or vibrations in the water
lateral line
located behind the nose
adenoid
has true roots, veins, xylem, phloem, transports water and nutrients to all areas of plant
vascular
do viruses have genetic material
yes
how worms reproduce
they exchange their own sperm with another worm
this allows a fish to float
swim bladder
located on each side of the throat
tonsil
no true roots; typically shorter plants, no vascular system
non-vascular plants
cannot use antibiotics on this
virus
what is the gender of worms; male or female
they have both male and female reproductive parts
what type of oxygen do fish use
dissolved
function of alveoli
little sacs where our gas exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide take place
sunlight, water, carbon-dioxide
photosynthesis; how plants make their food, which is a sugar; glucose
replication; they trick your cells into making more cells with this inside
viruses; how they make more of themselves
how do fish breathe
take in water from their gills; gas exchange takes place, dissolved oxygen removed from water so they can breathe; release carbon dioxide
this releases enzymes to help digest food
pancreas
liver worts and mosses
non-vascular plants
gas exchange for birds
breathe in oxygen, release carbon dioxide
2nd largest organ of your body; helps detox your body and removes contaminants.
liver