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Animal Adaptation
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Which animal is an example of mutualism?
Sponge Crab
Shrimp
All of the above
Orchid Mantis
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Why do animals or insects use mimicry?
To avoid being eaten.
Because they are confused of their breed.
Because they are jealous.
To be a better animal or insect.
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Which is an examples of an animal that camouflages?
Coyote
Frog
Chameleon
All of the above
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Which adamtation is not physical?
Mutualism
Mimicry
Camauflage
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Which insect is an example of mimicry?
Frog
Coyote
Viceroy Butterfly
Sponge Crab
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Camouflage and mimicry are two types of physical adaptations.
True
False
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Adapt means:
grow strong and healthy
change to fit the environment
move to another location
change the environment to survive
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Physical adaptations are adaptations that you:
can see.
cannot see.
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____________ is coloring that make animals look like their environment.
Mimicry
Camouflage
Mutualism
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Mutualism describes a relationship where _______ organisms benefit.
both
neither
one
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Mutualism and mimicry are two types of physical adaptations.
True
False
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A relationship between two organisms in which both organisms benefit is
camouflage
mimicry
mutualism
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Animals with camouflage do not blend in with the environment.
False
True
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Animals that adapt will live longer and reproduce.
True
False
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____________ is the change living things make to fit with their environment.
Mutualism
Adaptation
Mimicry
Camouflage
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Shrimp provide goby fish with shelter. Goby fish warn shrimp when danger is near. This is an example of:
protection
mimicry
mutualism
camouflage
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An orchid mantis is an insect that looks like a flower. The orchid mantis pretends to be a flower to catch food. This is an example of:
mutualism
camouflage
mimicry
copying
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Some moth species have fake stingers and look like wasps. This is an example of ____________..
camouflage
mutualism
mimicry
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The imitation of one organism by another is:
Camouflage
Mutualism
Mimicry
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