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  • Complete. Reptiles | Recurso educativo 566269

    Complete. Reptiles

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    Complete the following sentences with the missing words: were the first vertebrates to live completely on land. The bodies of snakes are covered in . Reptiles have four limbs that end in toes. Most…

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  • Match. Intraspecific relationships | Recurso educativo 483136

    Match. Intraspecific relationships

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    Match each type of interspecific relationship with its definition: Two organisms of different species compete for the same resource. On organism kills another, called prey, and eats it as food. Two…

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  • Think about it. Biotic factors | Recurso educativo 483138

    Think about it. Biotic factors

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    Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: What is the name for a relationship in which both species benefit? one species benefits and the other is unharmed? Give two…

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  • Complete. Molluscs | Recurso educativo 571133

    Complete. Molluscs

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    Write correct words to replace the underlined ones: tentacles cephalopods cuttlefish shell The majority of molluscs have a hard external covering called a valve . However in gastropods , if it exists,…

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  • Analyse a text | Recurso educativo 482954

    Analyse a text

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    The feeding habits of starfish Starfish have a voracious appetite; in one week an adult starfish can devour over fifty clams or small oysters. When an oyster is attacked, it closes its valves, but the…

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