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an animal that lives on land and in water; member of the vertebrate class Amphibia
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AR MNR Unit 8

AR Managing Natural Resources Unit 8

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an animal that lives on land and in water; member of the vertebrate class Amphibia Amphibian
an animal that lives in and depends on water for food and reproduction Aquatic
a plant that completes its life cycle in two years or growing seasons Biennial
the uppermost layer of a forest that largely consists of the crowns of trees and any plants or animals that may live in tree crowns Canopy
the number of animals that a habitat can support Carrying Capacity
a collection of plants and animals that live together in a certain harmony Community
shelter; protection from predators and weather Cover
an animal removed from nature and raised in an environment that is more or less controlled Domesticated animal
an animal whose body temperature adjusts to its surroundings; cold-blooded Ectothermic
the location where two habitats meet Edge
an animal that maintains a constant body temperature; warm-blooded Endothermic
the physical area where a plant or animal lives under natural conditions Habitat
the area over which animals repeatedly travel Home range
the zone of a lake that extends from the end of rooted vegetation to the point where sunlight no longer penetrates the water Limnetic zone
shallow water zone containing rooted vegetation Littoral zone
warm-blooded vertebrate animals characterized by hair on the skin and, in females, mammary glands for nourishing the young Mammals
nuts dropped from forest trees, which have accumulated on the ground and are used for food Mast
a plant that lives for more than two growing seasons or years Perennial
the total number of people or animals in a location Population
an animal that consumes another Predator
an animal consumed by a predator Prey
an animal that has dry skin covered with scales and, except snakes, has two pairs of legs with five clawed toes on each leg Reptile
a perennial plant that grows less than 5 feet in height Shrub
an animal that lives on the land Terrestrial
the area an animal will defend, usually to its death Territory
a perennial with one woody stem that supports a crown Tree
the layer located above the shrub layer but beneath the canopy Understory
a plant that climbs or creeps on other plants, the ground, structures, or rocks Vine
animals that have not been domesticated and live and survive in a natural environment Animals
an animal that has not been domesticated Wildlife animal
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