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Life Science

Life Science Week 3 & 5

TermDefinition
herbivore animals that eat only plants.
carnivore animals that eat only meat.
omnivore animals that eat both plants and animals
habitat the environment where an organism lives
aquarium a transparent tank where fish and other water organisms are kept.
terrarium a transparent container full of plants that can house small animals.
environment the surrounding/area where an organism lives
population all of the same type of organisms living in the same environment
species a group of organisms of the same kind that can produce offspring like themselves.
community all of the populations living together in the same environment.
niche the role or job an organism plays in its environment
competition organism fight against another species to reach a goal, usually to survive or reproduce.
endangered a plant or animal that is found in such a small numbers that is almost extinct.
extinct a plant or animal species that is no longer alive
nocturnal active at nights and sleeps in the day (bats)
camouflage to blend in to one's surroundings
vegetation all the plant life in an ecosystem.
interdependence the living things depending on other living and non-living
adaptation a characteristic that helps an organism survive in its environment
migration the seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
overpopulation a population that is greater than the resources available in an ecosystem.
hibernation an animal's body processes slowing down for survival in extreme conditions.
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