Science Final Review

Internal skeleton

A series of events in which organisms obtain energy from eating other organisms

Organisms with chlorplasts belong to the fungi kingdom

All of the squirrels and rabbits in a field make up the population.

Animals, people, plants are examples of ___________ factors

A consumer that eats only plants

Nonliving part of environment

Butterfly - egg, _________, pupa, adult

Which symbol represents the transfer of energy in a food chain?

Animal with a backbone

Series of choices to determine the identity of an organism

Reason that a population of squirrels would decrease

_________ is a producer

Mammals and birds are examples of _____

An organism that can makes its own food

Soil, sun, and water are examples of _____________ factors in the environment

Frog - egg, tadpole, _________, adult

Click the organisms that belong to the same kingdom

Bacteria is an example of a decomposer

Organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms and returns nutrients to soil

Group of organisms that are physically similar and can mate to produce offspring

Two part scientific naming system

A consumer that eats both plants and animals

Animal whose body does not produce much internal heat (Ex. fish, amphibians, reptiles)

All the different populations that live together in an area

An animal's dramatic changes in characteristics

Humans have _________

Process animal goes through that results in dramatic changes during the life cycle

All the members of one species in a particular area

Primary source of all energy

Organisms are classified into groups based on

An organism that obtains energy by feeding on other organisms

The two part scientific name is composed of the genus and phylum

Animal without a backbone

Which of the following is a reason a population might increase?

Chordates are vertebrates

A lion is an example of a ________

A bear is an example of _______

A second level consumer feeds on a producer

Waxy, waterproof outer shell that protects animal and prevents evaporation of water