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Animal Test 1 lesson 1 and 2 Flashcards

1
Q

An animal is unicellular or multicellular?

A

Multicellular

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2
Q

The basic unit of structure and function in living things is called?

A

Cells

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3
Q

A group of cells that perform a specific function

A

Tissue

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4
Q

Group of tissues that perform a specific function

A

Organs

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5
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A group of organs that perform a specific function is called a

A

System

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6
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A structures or behaviors that allow animals to perform their basic functions in their environment

A

Adaptations

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7
Q

All animals are heterotrophs or autotrophs

A

Heterotrophs

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8
Q

What is needed to release energy in food for animals?

A

Oxygen

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9
Q

Where are two ways animals get oxygen?

A

Air or water

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10
Q

What is it called when animals keep conditions stable

Ex, earthworms stay in moist soil on hot days

Lizards crawl in shady places

A

Homestasis

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11
Q

True or false

All animals move at some point in their life?

A

True

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12
Q

Most animals use sexual reproduction and some animals reproduce asexually? True or false

A

True

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13
Q

There are 35 major groups or — of animals

A

Phyla

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14
Q

How are animals classified?

A
  1. Body structure
  2. Development
  3. Dna
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15
Q

Animals with backbones are called

A

Vertebrates

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16
Q

Animals without backbones are called

A

Invertebrates

17
Q

Most animals are in one phylum and they are vertebrate while some are in invertebrate. True or false

A

False most are in invertebrate

18
Q

What are the three animal symmetry?

A

Bilateral
Radial
Symmetrical

19
Q

What is an example of an animal with bilateral symmetry?

A

Human, tiger, fish

20
Q

What is an example of radial symmetry?

A

Sea stars, Jellyfish, sea urchins

21
Q

What is an example of asymmetrical symmetry?

A

Most sponges

22
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Live in water

A

Radial

23
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Usually quicker and more efficient

A

Bilateral

24
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

No symmetry

A

Asymmetrical

25
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Usually has sense organs on their front ends

A

Bilateral

26
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Body are centered around a middle part

A

Radial

27
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Usually slow movers

A

Radial

28
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Usually larger and more complex

A

Bilateral

29
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

No distinct front or back ends

A

Radial

30
Q

Name which category? Bilateral radial, or asymmetrical

Usually has end that goes first as the animal moves

A

Bilateral

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