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| single, one. Ex. an individual slice of cheese. |
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| traits given to you by your parents or ancestors. |
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| a need that you need to stay alive. Ex. food, water, air, shelter |
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| a behavior that you learn to do. Ex. swimming |
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| from birth to death the cycle a living thing follows |
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| an animal that eats. Ex. carnivore |
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| a living thing that makes it's own food. Ex. plant |
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| a living thing that breaks down dead tissue. |
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| have a better chance. Sharp beaks are an advantage for birds. |
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| an animal that gets hunted and eaten. |
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| the overlapping flow of energy in the natural world. |
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| a trait that identifies one living thing from another. |
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| group of animals that has three sections: head, thorax, and abdomen |
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| unchanging in position. Ex. a stationary population |
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