1.2 CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANISMS
Across
- 2. A body that is divided into several sections is described as this.
- 5. Having a body temperature that remains relatively constant.
- 7. Vertebrates that can live both on land and in water.
- 9. A body covering that helps birds maintain their body temperature.
- 12. An invertebrate without legs and without a segmented body that has a shell.
- 13. A flowering plant whose seed has only one cotyledon.
- 15. Plants that produce flowers which later develop into fruits containing seeds.
- 16. The respiratory organs used by young amphibians to breathe.
- 18. Animals that have a backbone.
- 19. A method used to identify and classify organisms systematically based on their similarities and differences.
- 21. An example of a legless invertebrate with a segmented body.
- 23. Animals that do not have a backbone.
- 24. Vertebrates with scales and hard skin that breathe through lungs.
Down
- 1. Homeothermic vertebrates that are covered with feathers.
- 2. An example of an invertebrate without legs and without a segmented body.
- 3. An invertebrate without legs that has a segmented body.
- 4. A flowering plant whose seed has two cotyledons.
- 6. Homeothermic vertebrates that have fur or hair and nurse their young.
- 8. Having a body temperature that changes according to the surrounding temperature.
- 10. A hard outer shell that protects the body of some invertebrates.
- 11. A vascular non-flowering plant that reproduces by producing cones.
- 14. Stored food in a seed that is used during germination.
- 17. An invertebrate with three pairs of legs and wings.
- 20. A non-flowering and non-vascular plant that reproduces by spores.
- 22. A vascular non-flowering plant that reproduces by spores.