Adaption And Survival Flashcards

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What do plants need?

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Light, carbon dioxide, water, oxygen and nutrients such as mineral ions from the soil

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What do animals require to survive and reproduce

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Materials from their surroundings and from other organisms living there

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What do animals need?

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Good from other organisms, water and oxygen

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What are special features of organisms called?

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Adaptations

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Plants are adapted to obtain what to make good by photosynthesis

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Obtain light and other materials efficiently

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What’s a herbivore

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Animal that eats plants

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What a carnivore

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A animal that eats other animals

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What are extremophiles

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Microorganisms which are adapted to live in conditions where enzymes won’t usually work

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How are animals in the attic adapted?

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Thick fur and fat under skin called blubber also they turn white in the winter (fox) to keep camouflaged

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How have bigger animals adapted?

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They have a smaller surface area compared to Their volume this means they can conserve energy more easily but it’s also more difficult to cool down

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How are animals adapts in the desert

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Adapted to conserve water and stop them from getting too hot. They hunt during the night so they remain cool during the day

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How can plants lose water?

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As water vapour through holes in leaves called stomata

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How can water be conserved in plants

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If the plant has very small or waxy leaves. A plant might have a swollen stem to store the water

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How do plants protect themselves from ebony eaten by small animals

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Some plants have developed thorns, poisonous chemicals and warning colours to put them off

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How to plants conserve water in dry conditions

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Extensive roots, waxy leaves, small leaves and water storage in stems, have tissues that store water ad make the surface area of leaves smaller

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How can animals adapt

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Warning colors, camouflage, speed, hornes

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What do roots with deep roots do?

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They can reach water underground easier then those with shallow roots.

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Why do some plants spread their seeds over a wide area

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So they don’t have to compete with others.

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How do these plants spread their seeds

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Use animals or the wind. Or mini explosions to spread their seeds

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Why do plants grown quickly

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To gain as much light as possible

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Why do plants grow at time that other plants are dormant

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To gain as much light as possible

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What do plants compleat for?

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Light, what’re and mineral ions from the soil

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What do animals often compleat for?

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Mates, territory and food

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What factor might change that might cause animals to adapt

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Temperature, rainfall, light and oxygen levels

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Living factors that might change

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New predictor, disease, new introduction of plants which might provide new food or habitats

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How can environmental changes be measured

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Using non-living indicators

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What do lichens indicate the level of? And the more of them means..

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The level of air pilot ion particularly sulfer dioxide & the cleaner the air.

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What are lichens examples of?

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Indicator species that indicate changes in environmental pollution factors

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How to fresh water interbreeds indicate the level of pollution

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Through the concentration of dissolved oxygen in the water

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The more invertebrates in the water..

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The cleaner the water is

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What can be used to measure non-living changes in the environment

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Rain gauges, thermometers, pH and oxygen sensors and date loggers