Classification

What are organisms in the plant kingdom sometimes called because they make their own food?

What is an example of an invertebrate?

A scientific name contains what two parts?

What is the science of grouping organisms?

What type of mammal's young develop inside the mother before being born?

What type of plant produces flowers?

What type of mammal's young develop inside its mother's pouch?

The process of photosynthesis produces what two things?

What is the loss of water through a plants leaves?

What seed plant does not produce flowers?

What is the largest phylum or group of animals within the animal kingdom?

What is the only life process viruses carry out?

What are the five main groups of vertebrate animals?

What is NOT a function of roots?

What is a plant with tubes and vessels and grows tall?

What carries water and minerals UP to the leaves?

Which is NOT found in the plant kingdom?

What vascular tissue carries sugar from the leaves to other parts of the plant?

What type of body plan divides an organism into two mirrored images?

What organism has the least organized body plan?

What layer of tissue separates the xylem and phloem?

What type of body plan is centered around a central point?

Which structure is found in plant cells, but not in animal cells?

What does multicellular mean?

What body plan is that of the simplest organisms and can't be divided into mirror images?

What is the largest group an organism can be classified into?

Worms, jellyfish, and sponges can all be classified as ___________________.

What is an animal with a backbone?

What gas do plants need to make their own food through photosynthesis?

What is mammal that lays eggs?