Science Definitions

What is radial symmetry

• A body structure that is composed of  different kinds of tissues that work  together.

• A body plan in which a single  imaginary line divides the body into  left and right sides that are mirror  images of each other.

• A body plan in which a number of  imaginary lines that all pass through a  central point divide the animal into two  mirror images.

• A connective tissue that is more  flexible than a bone and that protects  the end of bones and keeps them  from rubbing together.

What is bilateral symmetry

• A connective tissue that is more  flexible than a bone and that protects  the end of bones and keeps them  from rubbing together.

• A body plan in which a single  imaginary line divides the body into  left and right sides that are mirror  images of each other.

• A body plan in which a number of  imaginary lines that all pass through a  central point divide the animal into two  mirror images.

• A body structure that is composed of  different kinds of tissues that work  together.

What is a Organ

• A body structure that is composed of  different kinds of tissues that work  together.

• A body plan in which a single  imaginary line divides the body into  left and right sides that are mirror  images of each other.

• A body plan in which a number of  imaginary lines that all pass through a  central point divide the animal into two  mirror images.

• A connective tissue that is more  flexible than a bone and that protects  the end of bones and keeps them  from rubbing together.

What is a Cartilage

• A major adaptation of reptiles, birds  and egg-laying animals.

• A group of similar cells that perform a  specific function

• A flexible rod that supports a  chordate’s back just below the nerve  cord.

• A connective tissue that is more  flexible than a bone and that protects  the end of bones and keeps them  from rubbing together.

What is a Notchcord

• A flexible rod that supports a  chordate’s back just below the nerve  cord.

• A body structure that is composed of  different kinds of tissues that work  together.

• A connective tissue that is more  flexible than a bone and that protects  the end of bones and keeps them  from rubbing together.

• A body plan in which a single  imaginary line divides the body into  left and right sides that are mirror  images of each other.

What is a tissue

• A major adaptation of reptiles, birds  and egg-laying animals.

• A flexible rod that supports a  chordate’s back just below the nerve  cord.

• A group of similar cells that perform a  specific function.

• A mammal that develops inside its  mother’s body until its body systems  can function independently.

What is amniotic eggs

• A mammal that lays eggs.

• A major adaptation of reptiles, birds  and egg-laying animals.

• A mammal that develops inside its  mother’s body until its body systems  can function independently.

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What is a Placement animal

• A mammal that develops inside its  mother’s body until its body systems  can function independently.

• A mammal that lays eggs.

• A group of similar cells that perform a  specific function.

• A mammal whose young are born at  an early stage of development, and  which usually continue to develop in  a pouch on their mother’s body.

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What is Monotreme

• A radially symmetrical invertebrate  that uses stinging cells to capture  food and defend itself.

• A mammal whose young are born at  an early stage of development, and  which usually continue to develop in  a pouch on their mother’s body.

• A process in which an animal’s body  undergoes major changes in shape  and form during its life cycle.

• A mammal that lays eggs.

what is a MARSUPIAL

• A radially symmetrical invertebrate that uses stinging cells to capture food and defend itself.

• A process in which an animal’s body undergoes major changes in shape and form during its life cycle.

• A mammal whose young are born at an early stage of development, and which usually continue to develop in a pouch on their mother’s body.

• A radially symmetrical marine invertebrate that has an internal skeleton and a system of fluid-filled tubes.