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Protists
Which of the following is a protist producer?
a. Ciliates
b. Amoebas
c. Diatoms
d. Slime molds |
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Protists
What heterotroph can't move? |
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Protists
How do many amoeba like protists eat? |
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| They engulf food with pseudopodia. |
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| A fungus that looks like wool or cotton |
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Fungi
What are shapeless, fuzzy fungi? |
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Fungi
What is the largest group of fungi? |
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Plants
Where do plants get their color? |
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Plants
What kind of stems do trees and shrubs have? |
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Plants
What supports a plant body? |
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Invertabrates
What are invertabrates? |
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| animals that don't have a backbone! |
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Invertabrates
What Percent of all animal species are anthropods? |
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Invertabrates
What are Echinoderms? |
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Fish
What are examples of Jawless fish? |
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Fish
What do stingrays eat and how do they swim? |
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Shellfish and worms off the sea floor
by moving its fins up and down |
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Fish
Where do Masked Butterfly Fish Live? |
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| In warm waters by coral reefs |
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Birds
What are three characteristics of birds? |
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Birds
What is the Michigan state bird and the U.S. Bird on the seal? |
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Birds
What are the 4 main kinds of birds? |
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| Perching Birds, Water birds, Flightless Birds, and Birds of Prey |
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Amphibians
What is the most poisonous frog? |
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| [image]The poison dart frog |
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Amphibians
What is the transformation from a tadpole to an adult? |
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Amphibians
What are the 4 main groups of amphibians? |
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| Toads, frogs, salamanders, caecilians |
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Reptiles
What are 4 charactaristics of Reptiles? |
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1. thick skin
2. Can't keep bodies at a stable temp.
3. Active when warm, inactive when cool
4. Must live in mild climate |
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Reptiles
Where can reptiles store their eggs? |
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| Under rocks, in ground, in desert |
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Reptiles
How many species of reptiles are known today? What are four species? |
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80,000
Turtles, Tortoises, Alligators, and Crocodiles |
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Mammals
_______ are mammals that carry their young in pouches. |
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Mammals
What is one of the three monotremes? |
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| Platypus, long beaked echidna, or short beaked echidna |
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Mammal
What is one characteristic of mammals? |
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| hair, specialized teeth, mammary glands, diaphram, reproduce sexually, most give birth to live young, or have larger brains that most other animals |
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