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| name 3 types of mollusks: |
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| bivalves, gastropods, cephalopods |
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| name 3 types of characteristics of molluks: |
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| mantle, type of shell, shell |
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| name 2 characteristics of echinoderms: |
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- protect themselves
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| name 3 examples of echinoderms |
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- sea stars
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| as adults most of these stay in one place, move slowly, or attach to objects. |
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| their feet are adapted to from tentacles around their mouths. |
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| have large eyes, excellent vision, and move by jet propulsion |
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| the most numerous of the mollusks and have a single or no shell. |
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| these mollusks have two shells |
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| these mollusks creep along on broad foot, and their name means stomach |
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| these do not have a radula, and are filter freeders |
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| examples of thess are octopuses, cittlefish, nautiluses, and squid |
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| examples of these are snails and slugs |
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| examples of these are clams, oysters, scalops, and muscles. |
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| chemical released by one animal affecting only its species |
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| what is the stages of complete metamorphosis |
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| what is the stages of incomplete metamorphosis |
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| flexible riddon of tiny teeth |
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| material that makes up exoskeletons in insects |
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| shedding an outgrowth exoskeleton |
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| contains the wings and legs of insects |
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| when insects is closed in a protective covering |
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| a young insects resembling the adult |
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| production of light by a living organism |
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| fluid filled tubes within echinoderm body |
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| insects breathe through these |
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| contains many of the insects internal organs |
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| how many # body sections does a crustaceans have ? |
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| how many # of legs does a crustaceans have? |
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| how many # of antennaes does a crustaceans have? |
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| how many # body sections does a arachnids have? |
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| how many #of legs does a arachnids have? |
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| how many # of antennaes does a arachnids have? |
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| how many # body sections does a insect have? |
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| how many # of legs does a insects have? |
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| how many # of antennaes does a insect have? |
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| an animal`s reaction to a stimulus is a |
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| in______ an animal uses what it already knows to figure out a new problem |
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| pavlov`s is an example of an animal that has been subjected to |
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| an area occupied and defended by an animal or group of animals is a |
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| in order to ensure that mating and reproduction occur, some animals preform |
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| when some birds fly south in the winter, they are showing______ |
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| ants are animals that live in a aspecial group called___, where all the individuals work for good of the community. |
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| the capacity of computers to solve problems and to learn from experience is called |
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| an animal`s_______ consists of all the actions it preforms. |
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__________ occurs in some birds and mammals when they recognize and follow the first moving object they see.
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| flexible connective tissue holdin in ear and at ends of bones |
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| lower layer of skin containing nerves and blood vessels |
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| body`s tendency to keep an internal balance |
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| place where 2 bones come together |
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| strong connective tissiue holding muscle to bone |
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| condition where body`s bones became weak and break easily |
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| strong connective tissiue holding muscle to bone |
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| is cardiac a involuntary or voluntary muscle |
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| where is the cardiac muscle located at |
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| is smooth muscle voluntary or involuntary |
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| where is the smooth muscle located |
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| is the skeletal muscle voluntary or involuntary |
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| where is the skeleton muscle located |
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| list 3 functions of the skeleton |
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- shape
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- protects organ
- produces blood cells
- stress
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- covers
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- eliminates waste
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| what are the 4 levels of organization in humans? |
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- cell
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- organ system
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| blood type (A) can donate to |
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| blood type (B) can donate to |
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| blood type(AB) can donate to |
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| blood type (O) can donate to |
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| blood type (A) can receive blood type |
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| blood type (B)can recevie blood type |
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| blood type (AB) can receive blood type |
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| the largest artery in the body (last place in the heart before it goes to body) |
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| blood type (O) can receive blood type |
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| blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart |
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| the upper chamber of the heart |
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| another name for the circulatory system |
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| tiny blood vessels connecting veins and arteries and where substances exchange |
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| process where molecules move from higher to lower concentration |
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| a chemical important in blood clots by forming a net of tiny fibrins to trap blod cells |
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| heart hollow, muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body |
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| an iron containing protin that bins to oxygen in red blood cells |
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| condition where blood flow to part of heart muscle is blocked |
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| the fluid the lymphatic system collects and returns to bloodstream |
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| network of vessels that returns fluid leaking out of blood vessels to bloodstream |
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| a small knob of tissue in the lymphatic system that filters lymph |
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| a cell fragment that plays an important part in forming blood clots |
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| an instrument that measurs blood pressure |
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| a one way door in the heart |
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| blood vessels that carry the blood to the heart. (i like to watch tv) |
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| the lower chambers of the heart |
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