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A-1animal vocab

SCIENCE 6 ANIMAL VOCABULARY

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mammal hair, milk, well-developed brain, warm-blooded
bird feathers, wings, hollow bones, warm-blooded
producer makes its own food and provides food for another
symbiosis two organisms living together for the mutual benefit of each other
omnivore consumes both plant and animal matter
ecosystem an area where plants, animals and the environment (soil/water) interact
hibernation spending the winter in a dormant condition
reptile air-breathing, cold-blooded vertebrate, dry scales or bony plates, well-developed lungs, egg with tough shell
amphibian cold-blooded vertebrate, aquatic young, adults with lungs, lay eggs in water or moist ground
parasite an organism living on another organism
carnivore eats flesh
community a group of animals and plants living together
biome a major ecological environment including climate (ex. tundra, desert, rain forest)
fish cold-blooded, aquatic with gills, may be jawless, cartilage, or bony
consumer does not make its own food, but eats another plant or animal
host a living animal or plant from which a parasite obtains nutrition
herbivore plant-eater
habitat natural environment for the life and growth of an organism
estivation to spend the summer in a dormant state
crepuscular active at dawn and dusk
predator an animal that attacks another for food
diurnal active during the day
carrion carcasses of dead animals eaten by scavengers
insectivore eats insects
cartilage fish cold-blooded vertebrate with a soft, flexible skeleton
nocturnal active at nite
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