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5th grade Science Vocabulary Objective 2

5th grade Science Vocabulary Objective 2

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adaptationbehaviors or body parts that are especially designed to help
camouflagepatterns of body color that allow an animal to hide from predators
carbon dioxide cyclethe cycle in which carbon dioxide and oxygen move among plants,
carnivoresecond-level consumers that eat only meat
chlorophyllthe green substance found in plants that is used as food for the
consumerorganism that must eat to get the energy they need
decomposerconsumers that break down the tissues of dead organisms
dicotseed with two seed leaves where food is stored for the embryo
diversitydifferences or variety among living things
ecosystema community and its physical environment together (includes all
embryosomething undeveloped or at its beginning stages
food chainthe flow of energy through a community in an ecosystem
food webthe relationships between different food chains in a single
habitata place where every population lives in an ecosystem
herbivorefirst-level consumers that eat only plants
instincta behavior that an organism inherits (is born with)
learned behaviora behavior that an animal learns or acquires from its environment
metamorphosisa change in the shape or characteristics of an organism’s body as it
monocotseed with one seed leaf where food is stored for the embryo plant
nichethe role of a population in its habitat
nitrogen cyclethe cycle in which nitrogen gas is changed into a form of nitrogen
nucleusthe central part of the cell that controls the activity of the cell
nutrienta substance that is needed for growth and survival
omnivorethird-level consumers that eat both plants and animals
organisma living thing made up of a cell or many cells
photosynthesisthe process of turning light energy, minerals, and water into food
predatoranimals that hunt other animals for food
preyanimals that are hunted by other animals
producerorganisms that use sunlight to make the food they need from
transpirationthe process in which plants give off water through their stomata


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Seagoville, TX

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