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| what are the basic needs of plants? |
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sunlight
water
carbon dioxide
oxygen
minerals
reproduction |
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| what are the basic needs of animals |
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food care for and protect young
water
oxygen
avoid pretetors
avoind being eaten
attract mate and reproduce |
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| trates that help organisms meet their basic needs and survive in their surroundings |
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| what are inhearited traits |
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| traits that passed to offsprings either behavior or structeral |
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| adaptations of body parts or coloring |
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| an adaptation in which one species resembles (looks like)another |
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| inhearited behavior that helpos an organism survive |
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| remains of a tace of an organism that was once alive |
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| a fossil that is a hollow place shaped liked an organism |
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| formed by sediments filling up a mold |
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| organims trapped in resin |
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| a fossil formed when minerals replace some or all of the organism turning it into stone |
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True or False
Behavioral adaptations are inherited behaviors |
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True or False
When an environment changes some species may change and some may not--some may survive and some may not |
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| Why do scientists study fossils |
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| To learn about life long ago and how the world has changed |
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| When mutations occur species may acquire new.......... |
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| Adaptations help animals meet their................ |
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| Changes in a gene that produce new traits are............ |
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