25 voc.words
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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autotroph
Plants that make there own food. Plants make there own food by photosynthes
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Adaptations:
the way things adapt.arctic fish have a protein that keeps them from freezi
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Biotic
Any living organism.
People are biotic organisms.
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Camouflage
Blending in to your current environment.
Soldiers wear camouflage when in war so they are not seen by their enemy.
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Predators:
something that eats something else. Lions are a number one predator in the jungle.
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Prey:
Something that is being eaten or hunted by another animals.Zebras are prey to lions.
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Herbivore:
An animal that eats only plants. Deers are herbivores.
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Omnivore:
An animal that eats both plants and animals.
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Scientific Method: The steps a scientist must take in order to conduct an experiment.
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photosynthesis: Green plants trap light from the sun and use it to convert carbon dioxide and water into food.Plants take in light through their leaves.
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carnivore: an animal that eats only meat. lions are carnivores.
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Vertebrate: an animal with a backbone.Tigers are vertebrates.
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Invertebrate:an animal without a backbone. snakes are invertebrates.
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Independent variable: the one thing that is changed in a experiment. When testing an experiment to see if low temperatures affects fruit growth the independent variable would be different kinds of fruit.
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Virus: a small infection agent that reproduces only inside the cells of other living organisms. People are just one many that can be affected by viruses.
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carbohydrates: a large group of organic compounds occuring in foods and living tissues. Sugar is an example of a carbohydrate.
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Genotype: your genetic characteristics that cannot be seen by the human eye. Your DNA is a genotype.
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Phenotype:
your physical characteristics. Blue eyes is a phenotype.
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Trait: a physical characteristic of an organism. The environment also plays a big role in how traits are shown hair can lighten or skin can darken in the sun.
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Fungi:
affects humans both positively and negatively. Mushrooms are an example of fungi.
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abiotic: a nonliving thing. Rocks are abiotic.
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Diversity: a selection of different people, places or things. Gardens are very diverse.
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