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Nucleic acids form when longs chain of molecules called ___ join
Nucleotides
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____ are multicellular and eukaryotic
Animals
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Animals have a protein, called ____, that surrounds the cells and helps them keep their shape
collagen
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Animals can be grouped into 2 large categories __ __and__ ______
Vertebrate and invertebrates
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Most of the animal kingdom, about 95 percent, is made up of _______
invertebrates
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Scientists classify the members of the animal kingdom into as many as 35 ____
phyla
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Only one animal phylum, ___, contains vertebrates
chordata
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In most cases, invertebrates have no ___ structures to help support their bodies
internal
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Invertebrates also tend to be __ __and to move more__ __ than vertebrates
smaller, slowly
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The simplest of the invertebrates are the __, which belong to the phylum__
sponges, poriferia
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The phylum___ includes jellyfish and corals
cnidaria
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Unlike sponges, cnidarians have ____ symmetry
radial
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cnidarians have _____ that are used for capturing food
nematocysts
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flatworms have a simple ____
brain
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roundworms, also called ____
nematodes
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Unlike flatworms, the bodies of roundworms are round and covered with a stiff outer covering called a ___
cuticle
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The phylum ___ includes snails, slugs, clams, and squid
mollusca
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The phylum ___ includes earthworms, leeches, and marine worms
annelida
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Annelid worms have bilateral symmetry and _____ bodies.
round
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The phylum ___ includes insects, spiders, shrimp, crabs, and their relatives
arthropoda
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All arthropods have _______, which are thick, hard outer coverings that protect and support animals bodies.
exoskeleton
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Arthropods have several pairs of jointed _____ , which are structures, such as a leg or an arm, that extend from the central part of the body
appendages
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Echinoderms are more closely related to ______ than to any other phylum.
vertebrates
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A(n)______ is an animal that has a notochord, a nerve cord, a tail, and structures called pharyngeal pouches.
chordate
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Most chordates are vertebrates, but the chordates also include two groups of invertebrates: ______ and lancelets.
tunicates
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Young amphibians live in water and have______ ;
gills
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Most reptiles lay fluid-filled eggs with ____ shells
leathery
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______ glands produce milk that feeds young mammals.
Mammary
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A(n) _______ is a fluid-filled internal cavity, called a(n) coelom, that is surrounded by muscle tissue.
hydrostatic skeleton
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In a hydrostatic skeleton, _______ surrounding the coelom push the fluid in different directions.
muscles
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Many invertebrates have hard outer coverings, called _______ that provide support and protection
exoskeletons
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Animals such as fish, birds, and mammals have internal support structures called __________
endoskeletons
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The only animals that have endoskeletons and exoskeletons are _______
tortoises, and turtles
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Animals have control systems, called _______ systems, that help them move, find food, and protect them from harm.
nervous
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Animals that have _______ symmetry and no brain have nerve nets with a central ring that control their bodies.
radial
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A(n) ______ is a netlike control system that sends signals to and from all parts of the body.
nerve net
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An animal that has bilateral symmetry has a _____ and a brain or brainlike structure that detects and responds to its environment.
nerve cord
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Nerve cords in vertebrates are also called _______
spinal cords
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Many animals that live in water use their fins and tails or to move through the water.
jet propulsion
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Animals obtain the nutrients and ______ their cells need to survive from their environment.
oxygen
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The type of system an animal uses to exchange gases and move substances throughout the body depends on the animal�s ________
habitat
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Oxygen must enter an animal�s body so its _____ and tissues are able to use it for life processes.
cells
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The basic process of gas exchange is called diffusion and requires
no structures at all
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In animals whose bodies are only a few cell layers thick, oxygen passes directly from the _______ into cells by diffusion.
environment
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Beetles use structures called _______ to transport oxygen throughout the body
tracheal tubes
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Most animals that live in the water have _____ for gas exchange
gills
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Gills are surrounded by _______ which help transport oxygen and carbon dioxide to and from cells.
capillaries
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The oxygen an animal takes in has to travel to _______
all parts of the body
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An animal�s ________ system helps materials move through the body
circulatory
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Open and closed circulatory systems use _______ to help blood move
muscles
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Small blood vessels called _______ surround organs and help oxygen and nutrients move from the circulatory system to cells in the organ.
capillaries
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Fish have hearts with ______ chambers
2
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Amphibian hearts have _____ chambers
3
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You often can tell what type of diet an animal eats by looking at the structures that it has for ________
feeding
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Animals that eat ______ use teeth with sharp points for chewing.
insects
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______ involves taking in water with food, pushing the water out through a filtering structure, and then eating the organisms that remain.
filter feeding
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Some animals, particularly ______ have specialized mouthparts for eating.
insects
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Cows and sheep have stomachs with ____ chamber(s) that are used to digest food.
many
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A(n) ______ is a specialized structure in the digestive system where ingested material is stored.
crop
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In animals that have closed circulatory systems, nutrients from the intestines are absorbed by ______
capillaries
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In animals that have open circulatory systems, nutrients enter the blood ______ after absorption.
directly
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In organisms that do not have filtering mechanisms, waste materials are excreted as water moves in and out of the animal�s ______
pores
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Many aquatic animals remove liquid wastes using _______
kidneys
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Most animals that live on land excrete ______ as a waste product rather than ammonia.
urea
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Birds conserve water by excreting ______ instead of ammonia or urea
uric acid
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When two unrelated animals evolve structures with similar functions, it is called _______
convergent evolution
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When two animals evolve different features, but come from a common ancestor, it is called ______
divergent evolution
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Bat wings and human hands have similar bone structure because they came from a common ancestor. These are an example of
homologous structures
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A(n) ________ is how an organism reacts to other organisms or to its environment.
behavior
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An animal reacts to a(n) ________ when it exhibits behavior.
stimulus
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A(n) _______ is how an animal changes as the result of a stimulus
response
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Animals have certain behavior when they feel threatened as a result of ______
stress
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A reflex involves______ behavior.
only one
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If innate behavior involves a number of steps in a certain order, it is a(n) ________
instinct
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Some animal behaviors occur when ______ change.
seasons
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Animals migrate to find food or return to a specific ________ location
breeding
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Animals do______ when they respond to cold temperature and low food supply by a decrease in body functions
hibernation
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n hot areas, some animals decrease activity for a period of time called
estivation
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Learned behavior called _____ occurs when an organism becomes attached to something soon after birth or hatching.
imprinting
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A duck�s becoming attached to a human is an example of attachment to a(n) ______.
organism
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A turtle�s returning to the beach where it was born is an example of attachment to a(n) ______
place
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Learned behavior that results from an animal trying to perform a task until it finds a method that works is called ____
trial and error
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During ________ behavior is modified so the response to one stimulus becomes associated with another stimulus.
conditioning
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Other animals appear to show cognitive behaviors when they use _____ to get food.
tools
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Animals use communication for many purposes, such as protection, locating other members of their groups, _____, and finding mates
warning others of danger
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To communicate in the dark, some animals use ________
bioluminescence
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Fireflies blink a(n) _____ to attract a mate
code
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The chemicals that some animals use to communicate are called _______
pheromones
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Some animals communicate moods through _____ such as facial expressions
body language
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A(n) _____ is a group of animals of the same species that live and work together in an organized way
society
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Some societies are organized by ______ or according to the relative social status of members.
dominance
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Animals that are below a dominant animal in a society are said to be ______
submissive
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Dominance often reduces ______ within a society
fighting
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Territories are used by societies for ______, mating, and raising young
feeding
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To identify the territory, animals might physically change the territory, or they might mark the territory using _______, urine, or feces.
pheromones
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If another animal of the same species enters this territory, an animal might try to ______ the invader.
scare
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While using _______, animals usually do not try to seriously injure each other
agression
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behavior that is specifically used to find a mate is called ______
courtship
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In courtship, animals might use scents from pheromones or sounds from ______
mating songs
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Bones can move because they are attached to _______
muscle
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