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| Feathers that provide lightweight insulation |
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| Introduction of natural enemies, parasites, or pathogens to an area overrun with pests |
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| Migration route that birds follow year after year |
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| Bird’s sound-producing organ |
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| Eye with more than one lens |
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| Individual projections attached to a feather’s shaft |
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| Zoologist who studies insects |
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| Type of venom that attacks the circulatory system |
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| Gills of bony fish are covered by hard, movable, protective plates called |
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| How many pairs of wings do most insects have |
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| Group of amphibians that include frogs and toads |
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| Worm-like growing stage of complete metamorphosis |
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| Type of jaw an insect would use to hold food |
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| Structure that moths spend their pupal state in |
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| Immature form of an insect that resembles the adult but has different body proportions and no wings |
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| Used by moths to drink nectar |
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| Which type of flight do birds use thermals to gain altitude |
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| Type of snake movement used on sandy ground |
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| Built in knowledge that an animal is born with |
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| What order do most social insects belong to |
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| A female insect’s egg-laying structure |
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| .Tooth-like type of scale found on sharks |
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| What fluid feeds an unhatched chick |
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| Group of birds that are hunted for food |
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| What kind of bird hatches with feathers and can run or swim soon after birth |
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| What do the eyespots on a luna moth help it do |
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| Food storage sac in a bird’s esophagus |
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| Feathers extending from a birds “hand” to the tip of the wing |
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| Large ridge on a bird’s sternum to which the flight muscles are anchored |
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| List in order the steps of complete metamorphosis. |
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| True bugs belong to which order |
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| Upper half of a turtle’s shell |
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| Insects with wings that form and X on their backs |
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| What part of a bird egg is made of calcium carbonate |
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| Which type of bird foot has three toes forward and one toe back |
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| List the three major divisions of an insect’s body from front to back. |
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| What do you call the outside skeleton of an arthropod |
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| Lizard-like reptile with a parietal eye |
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| Cartilaginous fish that lacks jaws |
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| Process through which an insect sheds its external skeleton |
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| Three main groups of social wasps |
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| Paper wasps, hornets, yellow jackets |
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| Air enters an insect’s body through tiny openings called |
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| What are the tiny tubes in an insect’s respiratory system called |
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| List the 5 characteristics common to all arthropods. |
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| Exoskeleton, jointed legs, segmented bodies, molting, open system of circulation |
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| Dragonflies and damselflies |
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| Wings half hardened and half membranous |
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| Crickets and grasshoppers |
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| 29. What did Peter tell the people to do to be saved in Acts 2? |
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