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| an animal that eats other plants or animals in order to get their energy and live. |
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| a plant that makes its own food |
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| a consumer that eats other consumers; meat eaters |
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| a consumer that eats producers; plant eaters |
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| a consumer that eats other consumers or producers; plant and meat eater |
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| the path energy and materials take in a community; who eats who |
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| a consumer that hunts, kills and eats other animals |
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| an animal that predators hunt and eat |
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| a consumer that gets energy and materials from dead plants and animals and puts the materials stored in the dead plants and animals back into the siol, air and water |
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| shows different pathways for the flow of energy in an ecosystem |
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| the stages of growth and development that an animal goes through in its life |
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| making more animals of the smae kind |
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| changes in form at each stage of an animal's life |
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| something an organism does |
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| something that makes an organism act a certain way |
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| what an organism does when it senses the stimulus |
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| a behavior that an animal inherits from its parents |
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| a behavior that an animal develops by observing other animals or by being taught |
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| deep sleeplike state when an animal's body processes slow down |
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| seasonal movement of animals from one place to another |
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| to blend in with your surrounding for protection |
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| to be able to change to survive in an environment |
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| animal without a backbone |
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