Birth, growth and death.

Fossil

Lay hard-shelled eggs, have beaks and feathers.

Provides water and nutrients to the rest of the organism.

A living thing with structures and functions.

Grass, cricket, mouse, snake

What is molt.

Animals with backbones.

Are cold-blooded, have scaly skin and lay leathery eggs.

Absorbs sunlight energy and CO_{2 (carbon dioxide).}

What is adaptation.

The remains or imprint of an organism.

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Supercontinent millions of years ago.

Are cold-blooded, have scaly skine, lay jelly-like eggs and have gills.

Provides support of limbs an leaves.

A place that provides all the things that an organism needs.

A first level consumer.

The process in an organism as it changes form during it\'s life cycle.

The job of an organism\'s structure.

Are cold-blooded, lay jelly-like eggs and go through the process of metamorphosis.

The living part of a fruit.

Ecosystem

A combinations of food chains.

Egg, nymph, adult.

Egg, larva, pupa, adult.

Five ways fossils are formed.

Give young their milk, some lay eggs, some live in the water, are warm-blooded and have fur or hair.

The process of producing glucose (starch) by combining energy, CO₂  and water.

An adaptation might help a plant survive in an environemnt with cold winters.

All organisms would die without this.