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Traits/Behaviors

Inherited Traits and Learned Behaviors Science Study sheet

TermDefinition
traits features of an organism which can be used to help describe the organism
inherited traits characteristics of an organism passed down from parent to offspring
offspring new organisms produced by reproduction of parent organisms
cloven hooves a hard animal hoof which is split into two toes
aquatic animals animals that live in the water most or all of the time
webbed feet feet with skin connecting the toes
adaption a change an organism undergoes in order to survive
learned behaviors behaviors that are learned through experience
hibernation a state of deep sleep
migration the seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
dormancy a period of the life of an organism when growth and development temporarily stops
instinctive behaviors behaviors that you are born with and did not have to learn
pollen reproduce
inherited characteristic
instinct behavior
acquired to gain or to learn something
appear to come into sight
evade to escape or avoid something
resist fight against
external on the outside
internal on the inside
marine having to do with the sea or ocean
scavenger an animal that feeds on the remains of dead animals and garbage
function what something does
structure a body part on an organism
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