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| A scientific word for skin that covers the body or lines inner parts of animals and humans |
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| a group of similar cells connected together to do a specific job |
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| animals that appear alike |
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| lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards, cheetahs, bobcats, domestic cats, lynxes, pumas and the extinct saber-tooth |
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| 7 different types of cells |
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red blood cells
white blood cells
nerve cells
bone cells
fat cells
muscle cells
Epithelial cells |
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| move oxygen through the blood stream |
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| carry messages from brain to other parts of the body |
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| necessary for support and protection of the body |
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| store energy for the body, help the body absorb shocks and bumps and hold in body heat |
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| responsible for body's movement. help body to walk, breathe, lift and digest food |
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| form body's skin, inner linings and glands. protects the body against germs and injury |
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