Ectotherm Animals with body temps. that match environment Behavior Set of responses to stimuli Courtship Behaviors where adults try to find a mate Ejection Octopus with an ink cloud is example of Worms Invertebrate, Long, tube- like bodies, divided into segments Echinoderms Invertebrate, Multiple arms stick out from center of body Response Effect of a stimulus, the behavior itself Mimicry Look like a more dangerous animal Adaptation How an animal fits into its habitat Reptiles Ectotherm, lungs, lay eggs, scales Smells Skunks use this for defense Mammals Endotherm, Lungs, fur/hair , produce milk Arthropods Exoskeletons, jointed legs, segmented bodies Vertebrate Have Internal skeleton Cows, have 4 hearts Invertebrate No internal skeleton, may have exoskeleton Hibernation Lowered heart rate and breathing, uses very little energy, an entire season Stimulus Cause of a behavior Mollusks Soft bodies, some have shells, gills or lungs, foot for movement Autotroph Make their own food Sexual Reproduction 2 parents, male & female, offspring different from parents Heterotroph Must eat food to survive Migration Same routes each year, travel where there's more food/warmer Grouping Travel/fight together in packs, schools, herds, flocks, etc. Camouflage Blending into the surroundings Stingers Wasps, bees, and scorpions use these for defense Asexual Reproduction 1 parent, identical offspring (clones) Sponges Pores (holes) to filter water, live in water Birds Endotherm, Have feathers, wings, lays eggs Defense Camouflage, stingers, and ejection are examples of... Amphibians Ectotherm, metamorphic, lay eggs, gills when young, lungs when adult Endotherm Animals with constant body temp. Fish Ectotherm, most lay eggs, scales and fins, live in water Resources Things like food/water that animals need to obtain Ectotherm Animals with body temps. that match environment Behavior Set of responses to stimuli Courtship Behaviors where adults try to find a mate Ejection Octopus with an ink cloud is example of Worms Invertebrate, Long, tube- like bodies, divided into segments Echinoderms Invertebrate, Multiple arms stick out from center of body Response Effect of a stimulus, the behavior itself Mimicry Look like a more dangerous animal Adaptation How an animal fits into its habitat Reptiles Ectotherm, lungs, lay eggs, scales Smells Skunks use this for defense Mammals Endotherm, Lungs, fur/hair , produce milk Arthropods Exoskeletons, jointed legs, segmented bodies Vertebrate Have Internal skeleton Cows, have 4 hearts Invertebrate No internal skeleton, may have exoskeleton Hibernation Lowered heart rate and breathing, uses very little energy, an entire season Stimulus Cause of a behavior Mollusks Soft bodies, some have shells, gills or lungs, foot for movement Autotroph Make their own food Sexual Reproduction 2 parents, male & female, offspring different from parents Heterotroph Must eat food to survive Migration Same routes each year, travel where there's more food/warmer Grouping Travel/fight together in packs, schools, herds, flocks, etc. Camouflage Blending into the surroundings Stingers Wasps, bees, and scorpions use these for defense Asexual Reproduction 1 parent, identical offspring (clones) Sponges Pores (holes) to filter water, live in water Birds Endotherm, Have feathers, wings, lays eggs Defense Camouflage, stingers, and ejection are examples of... Amphibians Ectotherm, metamorphic, lay eggs, gills when young, lungs when adult Endotherm Animals with constant body temp. Fish Ectotherm, most lay eggs, scales and fins, live in water Resources Things like food/water that animals need to obtain
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Animals with body temps. that match environment
Set of responses to stimuli
Behaviors where adults try to find a mate
Octopus with an ink cloud is example of
Invertebrate, Long, tube-like bodies, divided into segments
Invertebrate, Multiple arms stick out from center of body
Effect of a stimulus, the behavior itself
Look like a more dangerous animal
How an animal fits into its habitat
Ectotherm, lungs, lay eggs, scales
Skunks use this for defense
Endotherm, Lungs, fur/hair , produce milk
Exoskeletons, jointed legs, segmented bodies
Have Internal skeleton
Cows, have 4 hearts
No internal skeleton, may have exoskeleton
Lowered heart rate and breathing, uses very little energy, an entire season
Cause of a behavior
Soft bodies, some have shells, gills or lungs, foot for movement
Make their own food
2 parents, male & female, offspring different from parents
Must eat food to survive
Same routes each year, travel where there's more food/warmer
Travel/fight together in packs, schools, herds, flocks, etc.
Blending into the surroundings
Wasps, bees, and scorpions use these for defense
1 parent, identical offspring (clones)
Pores (holes) to filter water, live in water
Endotherm, Have feathers, wings, lays eggs
Camouflage, stingers, and ejection are examples of...
Ectotherm, metamorphic, lay eggs, gills when young, lungs when adult
Animals with constant body temp.
Ectotherm, most lay eggs, scales and fins, live in water
Things like food/water that animals need to obtain
