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extinct |
A species that no longer exists are said to be extinct.
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fossil |
A fossil is the remains of a dead animal or plant that became trapped in layers of sediment and turned into rock.
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adapted |
When something has certain features to do a particular funcion it has adapted.
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environmental |
Physical environmental factors, like temperature, help to create the environment of a habitat.
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kingdom |
The two biggest are the plant kingdom and the animal kingdom.
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classified |
Organisms are classified into their groups according to their characteristics.
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vertebrates |
Vertebrates are animals with a backbone.
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cuticle |
The cuticle is the layer of cells on leaves that is waterproof.
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xylem |
The tissue found in plants responsible for transporting minerals and water throughout the plant is called xylem.
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spores |
Spores are very small part of a plant that can grow into a new plant.
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photosynthesis |
Photosynthesis is a process that plants use to make their own food.
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habitat |
Habitat is the natural home of plants and animals.
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