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system

consists of the parts of a plant that work together


(ex. a plant's leaves make up it's leaf system)

deciduous

trees that have leaves that die and fall off in the fall and grow new leaves in the spring



pollinate

to move pollen from part of a flower that makes pollen to the part of the flower that makes seeds

coniferous

describes trees that do not lose their needle-like leaves in the fall

seed leaf

provides food for a sprouting new plant (every plant has either one or two seed leaves)

germinate

to start to grow

seedling

a young plant that starts to grow once the seed breaks open

fossil

the remains or the mark of a living thing from long ago

extinct

plants and animals that lived long ago and are no longer alive

traits

a body feature passed on to an animal from its parent (what an animal does or how it looks)

vertebrate

an animal with a backbone


fish-amphibians-reptiles-birds-mammals

invertebrate

an animal without a backbone


sea jellies-worms-mollusks-arthropods

larva

the stage in an insects life after it hatches from the egg

pupa

the stage in an insects life between larva and adult

adaptation

a trait that helps an animal meet its needs in the place where it lives


(ex. pelicans' webbed feet, birds' beaks)

inherited

passed on from parent to offspring

migrate

to move to another place to find better climate, food, or a mate

hibernate

to spend winter resting; body systems slow down in order to save energy and survive

environment

everything that surrounds a living thing

ecosystem

all the living and nonliving things that interact with each other in a given area

community

all the populations that live together in the same place

population

all the living things of the same kind that live in the same place at the same time

grassland

a land ecosystem that has many grasses and few trees

desert

an ecosystem that gets less than 25 cm of rainfall a year

tundra

a land ecosystem that is cold and dry

wetland

a low land ecosystem that is covered by water at least part of the time during the year; marshes and swamps are wetlands