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Animal Vocabulary
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Review vocabulary words on animals.
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All organisms of the same species living together in the same area make up a/an
community
ecosystem
tribe
population
2
Animals whose body parts are arranged around a center point show this type of symmetry.
assymetrical
curvasive
bilateral
radial
3
The seasonal movement of animals to find food is
all of these
hibernation
estiviation
migration
4
These mammals carry their offspring in a pouch.
monotreme
sessile
echinoderm
marsupial
5
Circulatory system in which blood moves through vessels into open spaces in the body.
don't know
open circulatory
spatial circulatory
closed circulatory
6
A tick living on a puppy sucking its blood is an example of
parasitism
endosytosis
mutualism
commensalism
7
Period of inactivity during warm dry months.
hibernation
summer
migration
estivation
8
Relationship where one speci.es lives on or in another hurting them.
scavengerism
commensalism
mutualism
parasitism
9
The pig likes to eat both plants and animals, so it is a/an
omnivore
carnivore
herbivore
detritivore
10
Toxic fluid injected by an animal.
acrids
venom
malathion
toxins
11
Relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is not harmed or helped.
parasitism
commensalism
commercialism
mutualism
12
What type of symmetry does this picture show?
bilateral
radial
cursive
asymmetrical
13
Any marking or color that helps an animal hide.
mimicry
disappearing
blending
camouflage
14
A symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit.
mutualism
commensalism
parasitism
15
Any characteristic that makes an organism better suited to its environment.
mimicry
adaptation
coloration
camouflage
16
All the populations living in an area as well as the nonliving parts.
community
biosphere
biome
ecosystem
17
A tree is a good example of a/an
producer
none of these
herbivore
consumers
18
If an animal does not have a backbone it is called a/an
invertebrate
vertebrate
insectivore
inchordate
19
Animals that produce both sperm and egg in the same body.
confused
transgender
hermaphrodite
bigender
20
Organisms that can not make their own food are called
producers
synthesizer
consumers
don't know
21
Tiny bits of decaying matter such as leaf litter is called
silt
soil
loam
detritus
22
Organisms that have a body temperature that changes with their surroundings.
geotherm
biotherm
endotherm
ectotherm
23
Chemicals given off by some animals.
pheromones
genomes
don't know
hormones
24
Any adaptation in which one organism closely resembles another in appearance or behavior.
copycating
none of these
camouflage
mimicry
25
Symbiosis is
none of these
how organisms gather food
how some animals reproduce
close relationship between species
26
Period of inactivity during cold months.
germination
winter
estivation
hibernation
27
Animals with a backbone
vertebrates
mammals
invertebrates
chordates
28
A process in which many insects change their body forms to become adults.
parasitism
morpho
metamorphosis
changelings
29
If an organism shows no symmetry it is
bilateral
asymmetrical
curvasive
radial
30
Structures of arthropods such as wings, jointed legs, or antennae.
appendages
symmetry
camouflage
adaptation
31
Animals like millipedes that eat tiny bits of decaying leaf litter.
herbivores
detritivores
carnivores
scavengers
32
Circulatory system in which blood moves through the body in vessels like arteries and veins.
closed circulatory sy
open circulatory sysytem
33
These are mammals that lay leathery eggs.
marsupials
reptiles
monotremes
amphibians
34
Organisms that maintain a constant body temperature.
ectotherm
reptile
amphibian
endotherm
35
Organisms that eat only meat.
herbivores
scavengers
carnivores
omnivores
36
Which of the following is NOT part of an organisms niche?
how it finds a mate
type of species
finds food
avoids danger