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| foul-odored secretion from musk gland |
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| "one house", both sexes on one plant |
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| openings in body for respiration |
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| different characteristics for male and female |
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| humps on pronotum of thorax |
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| troglobyte, troglophile, trogloxene |
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| no membrane bound organelles |
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| living inside another organism |
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| organism that provides food in a symbiotic relationships |
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| first body section / last body section |
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| mouth parts, ventrally located |
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| sensory structures, can also be used for sperm transfer |
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| finger-like protrusions that produce silk |
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| cribellum/cribellate silk |
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| attaches to xylem, obtains water and nutrients |
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| obtains only half of its food/nutrition through parasitism |
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| sticky fiber that allows seeds to stick to something and be "planted" |
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| dispersal of seeds by birds |
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| top half of a turtle shell |
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| bottom half of turtle shell |
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| scales of shell, make of keratin; epidermal scale |
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| stem of a fern, "root like" |
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| leaf made w/ leaflets and other parts |
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| coiled unveiling of fronds; found in fern |
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| tree living, esp. in plants |
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| mutually neutral symbiosis |
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| pools of water near ocean, connected underground |
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| neither very salty or fresh water |
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| secreted by glandular trichomes (adhesive = mucilage) |
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| born able to to fend for themselves, to an extent |
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| large ears for hearing and thermoregulation |
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| 'whiskers' for sensing the environment |
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| split lips to manipulate food |
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| eating feces to get remaining nutrients |
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| subject to artificial selection |
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| model of treatment for human diseases |
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| learning occurring at a particular age or a particular life stage that is rapid and apparently independent of the consequences of behavior |
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| proventriculus and ventriculus |
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| elephant-like back legs, for walking (gopher tortoise) |
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| 'headrest' of shell, anterior projection on plasteron |
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| animal using the home of another animal |
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| external opening to cloaca |
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| retaining juvenile characteristics |
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| still water / flowing water |
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| water area dries up (temporary) |
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| dormancy during dry periods |
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| adapted to dry conditions |
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| responds quickly to presence of water |
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| fuzzy 'like a blanket' leaves and stems prevent desiccation |
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| long hairs attached to seeds |
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| opens each 'carple' separately |
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| dramatic change from juvenile to mature adult |
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| biological chemical signals |
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| packet of sperm deposited on ground |
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| respiration through moist, glandular skin |
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| 'different leaves' from young to mature plant |
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| concealment through color/pattern |
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| advertisement of noxiousness, predation avoidance |
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| toad reflex; arch-back, flip back feet |
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| living on land for part of the time |
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| adapted to hopping / leaping |
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| externally controlled body temperature |
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| longitudinal/circular muscles |
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| retrose retractable seate |
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| hairs extending into dirt to help pull the worm along; anchor-pull movement pattern |
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| sex segments behind anterior end of worm |
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| gonads located anterior to clitellum in worms |
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| fertile surface of mushroom |
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| used to protect gills on mushroom |
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| rings left by partial veil on stipe of mushroom |
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| spore producing body in gills of mushroom |
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| mushrooms (spore producers) |
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| thread of cells, body of fungus; not mushroom |
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| having different hosts (parasite) |
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| abnormal growth, associated with a parasite |
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| jelly-like projection holding spores (fungi) |
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| having a single type of host |
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| peat moss creates a new terrestrial habitat, though it is not solid like stone |
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| oriented movement in response to touch |
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| long pistil, short anthers |
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| long pistil, short anthers |
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| long stamens, short pistil |
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| "two styles"; aids in pollination |
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| hybrid vigor, heterozygous advantage |
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| plant movement without direction |
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