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5th Grade

Change, Adaptation and Survival

QuestionAnswer
inherited received one characteristic from a parent
interact act together
learned to gain by experience
life cycle the stages that an organism passes through
variable something that can be changed and might affect the outcome of an experiment
viable able to live and grow
omnivore an organism that eats both plants and animals
optimum the best
organism any living thing, including plants and animals
processes continuous actions or operations
habitat an area that provides an animal or plant with its basic needs
herbivore an organism that feeds on vegetation
indicator an object, material, or organism that tests for the presence, absence, or amount of some substance sample
influence the action or process of producing effects
producer an organism that creates its own energy, usually be photosynthesis
reproduce to make more offspring of the same species from a parent organism(s)
species a group of the same kind of organisms
survival something that survives or remains alive
likenesses being alike; a representation
niche the specific role an organism plays in an ecosystem
nitrogen cycle the continuous movement of nitrogen between organisms, their surroundings and the atmosphere
offspring children or young of a parent; a parent's child
environmental factor one part of the environment that can be living or nonliving
food chain a description of the feeding sequence of the living part of an ecosystem
food web a diagram illustrating the feeding relationships between all of the plants and animals in an ecosystem
germinate the beginning of seed development after a period of dormancy; the process of starting to grow
decomposer an organism that breaks down plant and animal material into simple chemicals that can be reused in the ecosystem
drought a long period of extremely low amounts of rainfall
ecosystem the interaction of the physical environment (nonliving) and the living environment
environment everything that surrounds and influences organisms
carnivore an organism that consumes other animals or insects
consumer an organism that cannot make its own food and obtains energy by feeding on other organisms
controlled experiment an investigation in which only one variable is changed at a time
cycle any motion of an object, sequence or process that repeats itself
adaptation a structure (body part) or function of an organism that helps it to survive in its environment
camouflage color, tones, patterns, shapes or behavior that enable an organism to blend in with its surroundings
carbon cycle the continuous movement of carbon dioxide between organisms and the atmosphere
carbon dioxide a colorless, odorless gas present in the atmosphere, exhaled by animals and plants during respiration and used by plants in photosynthesis
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