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| Organisms that cant move Example:coral,sponges ,and sea anenomes |
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| Organisms that can move Example: birds,fish,and humans |
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| Organisms that have more than one cell Organisms with more than one cell in their body Example:Humans,slugs,and mice |
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| Organisms with one cell in their body Example:bacteria,yeast,and viruses |
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| Organisms that produce their own body heat Example: birds and mammals |
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| an organism that does not produce much organisms that dont produce much internal heat Example:snakes,slugs,and amphibians |
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| advantages to being Endothermic |
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| You keep the same body temperture,Can move Quickly |
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| disadvantages to being Ectothermic |
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| it takes up alot of energy so you must constantly eat |
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| Advantages to being ectothermic |
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| it doesn't take much heat to warm and heat so you don't always have to eat |
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| disadvantages to being ectothermic |
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| warmth depends on the weatherm,usualy hibernate,can't move until warm |
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| organisms that have a back bone:birds,fish,reptiles,mammals |
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| organisms with no back bone:crustations,worms,insects,spiders,protozoens |
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| organisms that mack their own food:corn,flowers,squash |
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| organisms that can't make their own food:humans,mammals,reptiles |
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| animals that eat only plants:cow,sheep,horse |
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| animals that eat only meat:cats,dogs,fox,wolf,lion |
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| animals that eat plants and meats:humans,bears,chimps,racoons |
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| organisms that break down large chemicals in dead organisms into small chemicals:mold,mushrooms,mildew |
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| organisms that filter planktn out of water:coral,sponges,oysters,marin worms |
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| animals that eat anything dead or alive:fox,racoons,buzzards |
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| an internal skeleton:cow,dog,cat |
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| an external skeleton:shrimp,spider, roach |
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| organisms that have a fluid filledbody.their "skeleton" is made of water:slugs,jellyfish,tape worm |
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| an organism that has an equal left and right side:humans,rats,and fish |
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| an organism with a center of its body that has body parts coming out of the center:starfish,jellyfish,some sponges |
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| organisms with a sperical shape |
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| an organism without any symetry :fideler crab,some sponges,some corals |
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| an organism whos body is divided into divisions:shrimp,leeches,tape worms,centipedes,milipedes |
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| organisms whos bodys are not divided into divisions |
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vertabrate-the side with the backbone
inverabrate-the top side or side opposit of the mouth |
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vertabrate-side with abdomen
invertabrate-side with the mouth |
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| tha side of the body with the head and/or sensory organs |
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| (only refers to aquatic animals with tails)tail is the caudal end |
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