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| What do organisms need in order to carry out thier life processes? |
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Energy. Energy can be most likely found in food. |
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Are Humans a type of Animal? |
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| Can Animals make thier own food? |
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| Are plants producers or consumers? |
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| What do plants use in order to make thier own food? |
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| Water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight |
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Birds have parts of them that are adapted for obtaining food. What are these parts? |
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| What does the term "Eagle Eyed" mean? |
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| Eagle eyed means that you have a very developed sense of sight. |
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| What are the three most important sense factors that a human needs to stay alive? |
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| Sight, Smell, and Hearing |
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| How do animals digest food? |
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A: Food enters the mouth. B: Food passes through a series of organs in the digestive system. Enzymes in the stomach and small intestine break the food down chemically. The digested food is absorbed and used throughout the body. C: Undigested materials are expelled as waste through the anus. |
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How many openings do animals have? What are they? |
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| Animals have 2 openings, the mouth and the anus. |
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| What does the word invertabrate mean? |
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An animal that doesn't have a backbone. Example are worms, clams, jellyfish, flies, and spiders. |
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An animal that has a backbone. Examples are frogs, lizards, rabbits, and birds. |
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| There is a group that the Vertabrates belong to. What is the name of that group? |
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An animal that has a hollow nerve cord and gill-like openings sometime in thier life |
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A skeleton that is within an animals body. |
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A support system on the outside of the body. |
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