Adaptations

Which type of structural plants have enclosed vessels responsible for moving both nutrients and water throughout the plant

• Non-Vascular Plants

• Vascular Plants

• Angiosperms

• Gymnosperms

What type of structural plant does not have enclosed vessels? It gets its nutrients and water through osmosis

• Non-Vascular Plants

• Vascular Plants

• Angiosperms

• Gymnosperms

These are flowering plants. They have a stamen and a pistil and rely on pollinators to reproduce. ex: apple tree, daisy.

• Angiosperms

• Gymnosperms

When the sperm and egg fuse within the body of the female.

• Zygote

• Internal Fertilization

• External Fertilization

• Conditioning

The response of some animals to a stimulus that they are exposed to shortly after birth -- Ex. baby duck believes the first moving it sees is its mother.

• Conditioning

• Trial and Error

• Imprinting

• Taxis

When an animal makes a mental connection between a stimulus and some kind of reward or punishment.

• Conditioning

• Trial and Error

• Imprinting

• Estivation

An organisms movement toward or away from a stimulus.

• Trial and Error

• Habituation

• Migration

• Taxis

When an animal learns to ignore a repeated stimulus that does not harm the animal. Ex. cows don’t run in fear from passing cars next to a pasture.

• Habituation

• Imprinting

• Migration

• Taxis

Behaviors that develop during an animal’s lifetime as a result of experience.

• Structural Adaptation

• Feeding Adaptation

• Innate Behavior

• Learned Behavior

A behavior that an animal is born with and does not need to learn through experience.

• Reproductive Adaptation

• Innate Behavior

• Learned Behavior

• Conditioning