Review for exam
They carry out photosynthesis.
They are multicellular.
They contain at least one cell.
They are consumers.
Digestive and endocrine
Muscular and skeletal
Reproductive and excretory
Circulatory and digestive
same kingdom, different species
Same kingdom, same species
Different kingdoms, same species
Different kingdoms, different species
Circulatory
Digestive
endocrine
Respiratory
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Reproduction
Release of minerals
Absorption of water
Support
Calorie
Milliliter
Degree Celsius
Gram (Not drawn to scale)
Egg cells
sperm cells
Reproductive hormones
Specific genes
Recycle materials
Improve safety
Produce chemicals
Conserve resources
Competition
Natural selection
Selective breeding
Ecological succession
Sunlight
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Dead organisms
dragonflies landing on lily pads
Frogs and toads eating flies
Lizards and snakes lying in the sun
Hawks eating mice
Provide protection for the embryo
Provide nutrients for the embryo
Prevent mutations in the plant
Fight off infections in the plant
Water
Carbon dioxide
Minerals
Food
Adaptation
Mutation
Cell division
Chemical digestion
blood
water
Carbon dioxide
Organic soil
There is greater variation among the offspring.
The offspring are identical to the parents.
Only one parent is necessary for reproduction.
No sex cells are needed for reproduction.
Sperm
Nutrients
Fertilized eggs
Fertilized eggs
Circulation
Reproduction
Locomotion
Respiration
Nerve cell
Muscle
Kidney
Digestive tract
Evolution
Migration
Photosynthesis
Metamorphosis
Rabbits and birds
Carrots and grasses
Grasshoppers and birds
Grasshoppers and mice
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Water
Location and mass of the sample
Shape and texture of the sample
Hardness and streak of the sample
Color and size of the sample
Igneous
metamorphic
Sedimentary
Volcanic