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- 1. Ecology
- 11. Which Kingdom? Plantae Protista
- 12. Yeast (Fungi) Mosquito (Animal) Goldfish (Animal)
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- When confronted with an unidentified species, scientists look at classification keys which give hints to help provide a name for it. Species in the same group usually share characteristics since they have descended from a common ancestor. Classification can be used to predict how they evolved. If several species in a group share a characteristic, another species in the group will probably share that characteristic.
- Left - The Cook Strait giant weta, photographed by Brian Eting. Middle - The mountain stone weta occupies the crevices and cavities of rocks (45mm). Right - The giant scree weta lives in the scree of alpine areas (45mm). http://weta.boarsnest.net/gallery2.htm
- Bacteria/ Blue-green Algae
- Protists and Algae
- Mold/ Yeast/ Mushroom Heterotroph - consume food (can’t make their own) Saprophytes - live off dead organic matter
- Autotrophs - make own food Higher Plant
- Sessile or motile Release of energy Respond to environment Increase in mass Increase in organisms Get rid of metabolic waste Take in building blocks of life
- building up or breaking down chemical reactions in the body ability to maintain a balanced system despite fluctuations in environment inherited characteristics that enable survival and reproduction in a habitat opportunities provided by habitat, adaptations to make the most of it