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| A behavior caused by a stimulus |
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| A behavior that an animal is born with and does not need to learn |
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| A simple automatic behavior |
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| An animal with a backbone that has dry, scaly skin. |
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| An animal with a backbone that usually has hair on its body and feeds milk to its young |
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True or False:
All reptiles reproduce by laying eggs. |
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True or False:
All reptiles reproduce by laying eggs. |
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True or False:
All birds can fly. |
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| False - the penguin and ostrich are birds that can't fly. |
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True or False:
Sponges, jellyfish, and sea stars are alike because they are all types of fish. |
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| False - they are all animals that do NOT have a backbone. |
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True or False:
Spiders and insects have the same number of body parts. |
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False.
Spiders have 8 legs
Insects have 6 legs |
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| One of a large group of animals with a backbone that live part of their lives in water and part of their lives on land |
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| Organs for breathing found in fish and amphibians |
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| The main bone, made up of small bones jointed together. Runs along the middle of the back of some animals |
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| The way a living thing acts |
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| To shed an animals outer covering |
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True or false:
Animals learn behaviors by listening to their parents |
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True or False:
Baby animals inherit certain traits from their parents. |
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True or False:
All mammals feed milk to their young. |
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True or False:
Fish and amphibians are both cold-blooded. |
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True or False:
Scientists divide animals into two groups based on whether or not an animal has a backbone. |
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True or False:
Birds have hollow bones. |
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| a hard outer covering the supports and protects animals without a backbone |
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| animals are grouped into two large groups... They are... |
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animals with a backbone
animals without a backbone |
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