The document lists various biological terms and the examples provided in parentheses, including: 1) Terms related to plant and animal anatomy, physiology, and life cycles such as adaptation, autotroph, deciduous leaf, gametophyte, and sporophyte. 2) Specific organisms used as examples such as earthworm, tomato, moss, human, maple, and bacteria. 3) Biological concepts like niche, prokaryote, and biological magnification.

1. Adaptation of an animal (opposable thumb)

2. Abscisic acid (steed’s holly) plant enzyme

3. Actin in muscle

4. Amylase (enzyme in saliva)

5. Angiosperm (gardenia) flowering plant

6. Animal that has segmented body (earthworm)

7. Anther and filament of a flower (impatients)

8. Autotroph (tomato) produces energy from light

9. Bryophyte (moss)

10. Calvin cycle (grass) plant autotroph

11. Carbohydrate (fibrous) used in fruit storage

12. Cambium (becomes wood)

13. Cellulose

14. Chitin (rollie pollie) found in insects shell

15. Coelomate (human)

16. Conifer leaf (red pine)

17. Connective tissue (elbow joint)

18. Cuticle layer of a plant (Magnolia)

19. Deciduous leaf (white oak)

20. Deuterostome (human)

21. Dicot plant with flower and leaf (Japanese maple)

22. Ectotherm (cat)

23. Epithelial tissue (skin)

24. Ethylene (raspberry)

25. Eukaryote (dog)

26. Fermentation (wine)

27. Flower ovary (red apple)

28. Fruit fleshy with seed (banana)

29. Gametophyte (moss)

30. Genetically modified organism (flour via wheat)

31. Gibberellins (peanut)

32. Gymnosperm cone (deadora)

33. Heartwood (pine)

34. Insect (beetle)

35. R-strategist (william)

36. Keratin (hair)

37. Leaf gymnosperm (Christmas tree)

38. Lichen

39. Lipid used for energy storage (olive oil)

40. Myosin (leg, human)

41. Niche (leyand cyprus)

42. Parenchyma cells (sweet pepper)

43. Phloem (honey suckle)

44. Pine cone female

45. Porifera (sponge)

46. Prokaryote (bacteria in poop)

47. Protein fibrous (casein)

48. R-strategist (fly)

49. Radial symmetry (sand biscuit)

50. Sporophyte (maple tree)

51. Stem woody (oak)

52. Thorn of a plant (ticker bush)

53. Vascular plant tissue (butterfly bush)

54. Xylem (black eyed susan)

55. Adaptation of an plant (seed)

56. Biological magnification (fish)

57. Enzyme (digestive enzymes for protein)

58. Glycogen (animals use it for energy storage) pic taken in Florida keys)

59. Long day plant (lettuce)