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| physical characteristics and behaviors that allow plants and animals to satisfy life's needs and respond to the environment |
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| a structural adaptation that lets an animal blend into an environment so that it is almost impossible to see |
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| the smallest unit of life |
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| the outside layer of a cell that controls what goes in and out of the cell |
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| an outer layer of a plant cell that provides extra support |
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| a cell part in plants that makes food for the cell |
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| a deep winter sleep that allows an animal's body to slow down so much that it can survive without eating or drinking |
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| an animal without a backbone |
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| a structural adaptation that lets certain species look like other more dangerous ones |
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| tiny power centers of plant and animal cells that convert sugars into usable energy for the cell |
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| made of more than one cell |
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| a plant without a system to transport water and food to its cells |
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| the control center in both animal and plant cells |
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| any living thing such as a plant, animal, fungus, yeast, or bacterium |
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| the part of a cell that stores food, water, and waste |
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| a plant with a system to transport water and food to its cells |
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| an animal with a backbone |
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