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Unit 18: Biology Part 1                                                      Page 4 of 60




                                         Key Vocabulary




               Amniotes : Animals whose embryos are surrounded in amniotic fluid

               Animal: Organisms in the kingdom Animalia.
               Annilida: Invertebrate worms that have segmented bodies, such as
               earthworms.

               Aquatic : Living in the water

               Arboreal : Living in trees

               Arthropoda: The phylum meaning “jointed feet;” includes four living
               subphyla of arthropods.

               Bilateral Symmetry : Body plan in which the left and right side are mirror
               images.

               Bipedal : walking on two legs

               Body cavity: A space inside an organism used for digestion or more.
               Book Lungs: Gills modified for breathing air.

               Brachiation : Moving by swinging

               Brackish : Slightly salty

               Brood parasite : bird that lays its eggs in the nest of another bird

               Camouflage : blending in with non-living things around you

               Carapace: The thick dorsal shield seen in many crustaceans; often forms a
               protective chamber for the gills.

               Carnivore : Meat-eater
               Cartilage : The flexible material that makes up the human outer ear and

               nose, and the body of some fish

               Cartilaginous Fishes : Group of fish with bodies made of cartilage instead of
               bone
               Cell colonies: Groups of cells which work together; coral reefs, for example.

               Cephalization : Having most nervous tissue concentrated in one part of the
               body






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