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Unit 6 Vocabulary Flash Cards 15-16

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Blinkingan automatic response that helps to protect the eye.
Camouflagea protective coloration that allows some animals to blend in with their environment.
Counter-shadinga protective coloration in which the animal's back is dark while its underside is light.
Defensea method of resisting attack.
Ejectionwhen an animal emits a fluid or object to ward off a predator.
External stimulistimuli that come from outside the body.
Food gatheringthe process of finding food by hunting or fishing or the gathering of seeds, berries, or roots; may be seasonal.
Groupinga social behavior that occurs when certain animals travel together for defense (schools of fish, herds) to attack other animals (packs).
Internal stimulistimuli that come from inside the body.
Mimicrywhen a weaker animal copies a stronger animals' characteristics to warn off predators.
Pantingwhen some endothermic animals breathe heavily which increases air flow causing an increase in evaporation from the animal’s mouth and lungs, cooling the animal.
Seasonal camouflagea protective coloration that is light in the winter and darker in the summer.
Sheddingwhen some endothermic animals form thick coats of fur or feathers to insulate their bodies from cold weather, then get rid of the thick coat during the summer, providing a cooling effect.
Shiveringwhen some endothermic animals have involuntary muscle movements that cause an increase in heat production.
Storing foodthe process by which some animals put away food for later consumption during the winter months.
Storing foodthe process by which some animals put away food for later consumption during the winter months.
Storing food in the form of fatthe process by which some animals overeat and reduce their physical activity to conserve energy during times of cold weather or drought.
Sweatingthe secretion and evaporation of liquid from the skin that helps some endothermic animals stay cool
Warning colorationwhen an animal displays a bright color to warn predators that they are poisonous.


Educator
Dr. Phinnize J. Fisher Middle School
Greenville, SC

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