White Blood Cells
Fight infection
Platelets
Clots Blood
Digestive System
Breaks down food and absorbs energy and nutrients
Red Blood Cells
Carry’s oxygen
Plasma
Makes up majority of blood by volume
Respiratory
Gives body oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
Analogous Structures
Body parts that perform similar functions but have different structures
Carnivore
Only eats other animals
Herbivore
Only eats plants
Omnivore
Eats plants and animals
Theory of evolution
Population + species change over time
Adaptations
Traits which develops to help survive and reproduce
Vestigial Structures
Body parts that have lost their original function
Relationship between DNA + Theory of evolution
2 species with similar DNA likely share a common ancestor
Human influences on evolution
Artificial selection, pollution, climate change
What affects species distribution ?
Solar system changes, environmental changes , location, tectonic shifts
Muscular
Works with skeleton system to allow us to move
Speciation
Process of new species branching from existing lineages
Homologous structures
Body parts that are similar in structure/ position but different functions
Decomposer
Breaks down the remains of decaying organic matter
Hypodermis
Layer below dermis ( fat grows)
Dermis
Layer below epidermis ( hair grows)
Epidermis
Outside layer of skin ( skin grows)
Producer
Make its own food
What evidence is available for the theory of evolution?
comparative anatomy
Molecular Biology
Fossils
Embryology
Why do species become extinct?
loss of habitat
Introduction of new species
Loss of food source
Increased competition
Scavenger
Eats the remains of dead organisms
Common ancestry
2 species may have evolved from, even if appearing unrelated
Cardiovascular
Pumps blood around the body
Integumentary
Acts as a physical barrier to outside world