CHAPTER 1: Intro

The sum total of all the properties of animals and animal population & their habitat as well as their characteristics:

Animal Life

The study of structures as to form and shape especially viewed as a whole:

Morphology (morpho-)

The study of a systematic naming and classification of animals :

Taxonomy

Study of the different structures of organisms especially revealed through dissection:

Anatomy (ana-up, tomy-cut)

A condition whereby different classes or groups of animals assume the same shape or form due to similarities in environment:

Convergence

Condition whereby the same class of animals assume different shapes or forms due to difference in environment:

Divergence

Study of parasites or organisms that live and subsist on or in other animals:

Parasitology

A single  sugar molecules like glucose, fructose and galactose are called:

Monosaccharides (C6H1206)

A double sugars bounded together:  sucrose, lactose, maltose are:

Oligosaccharides/disaccharides

Which of the following does not belong to the group:

Lactose (milk sugar

Sucrose (table sugar)

Maltose (barley sugar-beer)

Cellulose (plants cells)

Cellulose (plants cells)