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Science Chapter 4

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adaptationany structure or behavior that helps a living thing meet its needs for survival
camouflageany coloring, shape, or pattern that allows a living thing to blend into its surrounding
migrationthe movement of an animal fromone location to another as the seasons change
hibernationa long, deep sleep in which an animal's heart rate and breathing are much slower than normal
symbiosisa special way in which two different kinds of living things live together
parasitea plant or animal that feeds off another living thing and harms it
hosta plant or animal that is harmed by a parasite
pollutionanything harmful added to the iar, alnd, or water
recycleto use the same materials over and over again
endangeredhaving a population that is falling low in number and that is in danger of becoming extinct
extinctno longer existing
fossilany mark or remains of a plant or animal that lived a long time ago
Plants have structures that help them get _______ and ________.water and sunlight
Animals have structures that help them get ______,_______,and_________.food, water, and protection
Camouflage helps protect animals from_________.predators
Living in______makes it easier for animals to get food, water, and protection.groups
Adult animals ______for their young by providing food, water, protection, and grooming.care
_______ and _______are ways that animals survive during winter weather.Migration and hibernation
Different kinds of animals live together in special ways that may____,_____or__________.help, harm, or affecct one another.
Changes in air, land, and water can be harmful to _________ and ___________.plants and animals
People can help protect the environment by keeping air, land, and water _________.clean
Changes in habitat, hunting, and pollution can make some living things become__________.extinct
________, such as shells, bones, and footprints, provide infornation about organisms that lived long ago.Fossils


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