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What are Vascular plants?

Transport water through tube like structures that connect their leaves, stems, and roots. (trees, ferns, wildflowers, and daffodills )

which kind of plants have tube like structure ?

Vascular plants

Species

A group of similar organism that can mate and produce offspring that can also produce offspring

Genus

a group of closely related living things

Give an example of a living organism that consists of only one cell.

Bacteria

Mollusk: Vertebrate / invertebrate/ athropods?

Invertebrates and athropods

Name one non-vascular plant

Mosses

How many cells do bacteria consist of?

one cell

Scientists classify animals into Vertebrate animals nd invertebrate animals. True or false?

True. Vertebrate and invertebrate.

What do ferns and mosses produce?

Spores (only non-flowering plants and conifers produce spores)

How do daffodils and conifers reproduce?

Seeds

Which animal classes are vertebrate?

Mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians and fish. (all have a ackbone)

What is this?

Spine / backbone

What are these? flowering/ non-flowering/ conifers? Vascular/ non-vascular? What do they produce?

Conifers (have cones) / vascular / spores

Name 2 plants that produce seeds and 2 plants that produce spores.

Seeds: daffodills and conifers / Spores: Mosses and ferns

What is this?

Fungi / fungus

What is this?

Mollusk

What is the diffrence between vertebrate and invertebrate animals?

Vertebrate: spine/ backbone - Invertebrate: Don't have a spine / backbone

Classify

to arrange or sort objects or living things according to their properties or characteristics.

True or false: animals from the same species can produce offspring that can produce offspring too.

True. Same species = Can produce an offspring that can produce offspring too.

What is the meaning of offspring?

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What is this?

a cell

Name 3 vascular plants:

Daffodils, conifers, ferns

How do scientists classify plants?

1- How they transport nutrients / 2- How they reproduce

Derived from the greek words /bios/ meaning life and logos meaning study. - The science of life and living organsims

Biology

What are the largest group of invertebrates?

Arthropds

What is this?

Bacteria

What is a living organism?

Living entity consisting of one cell (bacteria) or several cells (animals, plants and fungi )

How do mosses and ferns reproduce?

Spores

What are these? flowering or non-flowering? Are they vascular or non-vascular? What do they produce?

Daffodills - flowering plants- Vascular plants - produce seeds

What do daffodills and conifers produce?

Seeds (flowering plants and conifers produce seeds)

Give an example of a living organism consisting of more than one cell.

Animals, plants, fungi..

What are arthropods?

-Invertebrates / their body is divided into sections / Hard outer skin called Exoskeleton

What are non-vascular plamts?

transport water and nutrients from cell to cell (mosses )

What is Biology?

- Derived from the greek words /bios/ meaning life and logos meaning study. - The science of life and living organsims

transport nutrients

to get food

a Living entity consisting of one cell (bacteria) or several cells (animals, plants and fungi

Living organism

Jellyfish are: invertebrate / vertebrate / athropods?

Invertebrates and arthropods

True or false: Animals from the same genus can produce offspring.

False. Only animals from the same species can produce offspring.

What is the meaning of "Physical characteristics" ?

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What is the diffrence between a genus and a species?

Genus: closely related but can't produce offspring / Species: Similar organisms that can mte and produce offspring

Are worms invertebrates, athropods or both ?

Invertebrates. Not athropods.