Memory Unit 8 - Investigating Structures and Behaviors of OrganismsVersión en línea Vocabulary por Shunder Carter Bryant Offspring – a living organism that is made when a plant or animal reproduces Learned behaviors – something an organism learns as they interact in their world species what something is used for; purpose to continue to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship characteristics or attributes of an organism that are passed from parents to offspring Survive Dormancy - a phase of minimal activity (e.g., trees in winter, frogs in winter Habitat Function Structure the place where an organism lives; habitats supply the organism with food, shelter, moisture, and temperature for survival a body part that does a certain “job” for an organism Migration – to move from one place to another in search of food, water, or different temperature a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of producing offspring Inherited Traits Environment - all of the living and nonliving elements in a particular (geographic) area
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