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| Three things that animals need |
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| The body features an animal inherits. |
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| Animals that have fur or hair. |
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| Animals that have feathers, two legs, and wings. |
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| Animals that begin life in the water and move onto land as adults. |
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| Body parts that take in oxygen from the water. |
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| Small, thin, flat plates that help protect fish. |
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| Land animals that have dry skin covered by scales. |
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| Behaviors an animal knows how to do. |
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| Animals that sleep through the winter. |
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| When one animal looks like another. |
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| When animals go to the South to escape the cold winter. |
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| An animal that has a color similar to its environment. |
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| When all of one kind of organism dies. |
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| A specific scientific name that identifies an organism. |
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| A species that are in danger of becoming extinct. |
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| A species that is on its way to becoming endangered. |
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| From other animals and from the weather |
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| Shelter protects animals from what? |
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| Habitat loss, new predators, and over hunting. |
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| What are the causes of extinction today? |
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