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Changing to fit new conditions, situations or needs. |
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| Amphibian |
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Cold-blooded (ectothermic) vertebrates animals such as frogs or salamanders, that characteristically hatch as aquatic larvae with gills. The larvae then transform into adults with air-breathing lungs. |
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| Arrowhead |
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Pointed removable tips of arrows made of obsidian, flint, chert, or stone |
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| Awl |
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Small pointed tools for making holes in wood & metal |
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| Beak |
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The bill of a bird, adapted for dietary behaviors. |
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| Bill |
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The part of a bird's jaw that is covered with a leathery sheath; the beak. |
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| Biodiversity |
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The diversity of plant and animal species within a geographical region. |
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| Bird |
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Animals that have adaptations for flight including feathers and light weight, hollow bones. |
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| Burden Basket |
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Basket used to carry a load |
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| Camouflage |
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Concealment by disguise which helps an animal blend with its surroundings. |
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