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Animal science words

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show series of changes in life of an organism: birth , reproduction (having babies), death. MAMMAL LIFE CYCLE: Embryo, Babies, Young animals, Adult.  
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show Animal that breathes air, has a BACKBONE (vertebrae), and grows HAIR/FUR. Females have live babies and also glands that can produce MILK (humans, horses, dogs, cats, etc)  
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show cold-blooded animals with SPINES/BACKBONES, like frogs & salamanders, that live in WATER as babies but can live & breathe on LAND as adults LIFE CYCLE OF A FROG: Frogs eggs lay hatch in water, Young tadpole have gills, older tadpole grows legs and sta  
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instinct   show
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show a group of same organisms that live in the same place at the same time  
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predator   show
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prey   show
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show any individual life form (animal, plant, or single-celled), that can function on its own  
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habitat   show
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embryo   show
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tadpole   show
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community   show
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larva (larvae)   show
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pupa (pupae)   show
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nymph   show
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adaptation   show
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show Backbone or spine in mammals  
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gills   show
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metamorphosis   show
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show function: (1) provide food (2) protect embryo  
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