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7 commonalities of life |
Excreation, reproduction, growth, habitat, movement, food. |
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Classification for humans. |
K: animalia, P: chordata, C: mamalia, O: primates, F: homidae, G: homo, S: sapiens. |
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What is the problem with classifying euglena |
Euglena can be like a animal cell or plant cell because it does what they do. |
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How does a niche differ from a habitat. |
Niche: everything to live, Habitat: where you live. |
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How does the African savanna support all the herbivores |
It has a variety of plants for all the animals. |
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What are examples of animals that only mate or raise their offspring together |
Mate: wolf, balel, eagles, Offspring: lions, nickelback. |
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3 examples of how animals adapt. |
Beaks change for food, for feathers, migrate for food. |
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3 examples of how color is used as defense. |
Camo, poisen, scare off animals. |
