Science Chapter 2
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| animals without a backbone | invertebrates
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| vertebrates that live their entire life in water | fish
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| the grouping of things by using a set of rules | classification
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| animals that have moist skin and no scales | amphibians
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| animals that have dry, scaly skin | reptiles
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| animals that have hair and produce milk for their young | mammals
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| living things that look like plants but cannot make their own food; examples: mushrooms | fungi
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| the kingdom of classification for organisms that have only one cell and also have a nucleus or cell control center | protist
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| the kingdom of classification for organisms that have only one cell and no nucleus | moneran
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| the largest group onto which living things can be classified | kingdom
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| the plants that do not have tubes | nonvascular plants
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| animals with a backbone | vertebrates
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| the smallest name grouping used in classification | species
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| the second-smallest name grouping used in classification | genus
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| plants that have tubes | vascular plants
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| vertebrates with feathers | birds
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| name 3 examples of fungi | mold, yeast and mushrooms
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| What would scientists do if they discovered an animal that did not fit one of the kingdoms? | make a new kingdom
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| Name two characteristics that help animals with backbones survive in their surroundings. | sharp senses and large brains
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| What is the name of the invertebrates with legs that have several joints? | athropods
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| What is the name of the invertebrates which may or may not have a shell? | mollusks
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| What characteristics do all invertebrates have in common? | They have no backbone.
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| Where do the mucles attach to the skeletons of animals? | joints
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| What is a good example of a plant without tubes? | moss
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| How does water travel in nonvascular plants? | from cell to cell
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| Why are vascular plants taller than the nonvascular plants? | Vascular plants are able to draw water and nutrients up through tubes, so the plants are able to grow taller.
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| A snail is an example of a mollusk. t or f | true
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| Where are nonvascular plants most likely to be found? | along a riverbed
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| Bacteria is an example of monerans. t or f | true
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| Which species are not vertebrates? | Spiders
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| Are clams vertebrates or invertebrates? | invertebrates
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| A plant with flowers or cones is vascular or nonvascular? | vascular
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| A frog is an example of an amphibian. t or f | true
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| Are fish vertebrates or invertebrates? | vertebrates
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