keyboard_return Exit
keyboard_arrow_left

IELTS Vocabulary Flashcard

settings  Settings
close
BestMyTest IELTS course is developed by a team of certified IELTS teachers from across the globe. Here, you can seek guidance and ask questions directly to our team of experienced instructors.

Get 5 Ask Instructor questions as a reward
for singing up free today.

close Filter
search
 
Biology 2
Words you didn't know will be shuffled shuffle back into the deck.
mood_bad words return to deck.
abdomen
Can you define this word? /ab-domen/ [ae0.b.d.ow1.m.ah0.n]
abdomen star_border
/ab-domen/ [ae0.b.d.ow1.m.ah0.n]

Definition: The part of the body of a vertebrate containing the digestive and reproductive organs; the belly.

Example sentences:

  • Attacked bees often have deformed wings and abdomens and a shortened life span.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
alligator
Can you define this word? /al-li-ga-tor/ [ae1.l.ah0.g.ey2.t.er0]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
alligator star_border
/al-li-ga-tor/ [ae1.l.ah0.g.ey2.t.er0]

Definition: A large semiaquatic reptile similar to a crocodile but with a broader and shorter head, native to the Americas and China

Example sentences:

  • The zoo here is now playing host to a pair each of seamy crocodiles, alligators and caimans, giving the city dwellers a glimpse of some rare species.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
amphibian
Can you define this word? /am-phib-ian/ [ae0.m.f.ih1.b.iy0.ah0.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
amphibian star_border
/am-phib-ian/ [ae0.m.f.ih1.b.iy0.ah0.n]

Definition: A cold-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that comprises the frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, and caecilians.

Example sentences:

  • Spadefoot toads are desert-dwelling amphibians that breed opportunistically in short lived pools filled by periodic rainfall.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
anatomically
Can you define this word? /anatom-i-cal-ly/ [ae2.n.ah0.t.aa1.m.ah0.k.l.iy0]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
anatomically star_border
/anatom-i-cal-ly/ [ae2.n.ah0.t.aa1.m.ah0.k.l.iy0]

Definition: As regards bodily structure:

Example sentences:

  • This plant may be regarded as anatomically the most primitive of the Medulloseae.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
anatomy
Can you define this word? /anato-my/ [ah0.n.ae1.t.ah0.m.iy0]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
anatomy star_border
/anato-my/ [ah0.n.ae1.t.ah0.m.iy0]

Definition: The bodily structure of an organism:

Example sentences:

  • Scientists believe that some animals with very different anatomies are related - for instance, the kangaroo and the platypus, and the hippo and whale


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
antennae
Can you define this word? /an-ten-nae/ [ae0.n.t.eh1.n.iy0]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
antennae star_border
/an-ten-nae/ [ae0.n.t.eh1.n.iy0]

Definition: Either of a pair of long, thin sensory appendages on the heads of insects, crustaceans, and some other arthropods:

Example sentences:

  • In these fossils, detail of legs, antennae, wings, and even small body hairs are preserved.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
arthropod
Can you define this word? /arthro-pod/ [aa1.r.th.r.ah0.p.aa2.d]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
arthropod star_border
/arthro-pod/ [aa1.r.th.r.ah0.p.aa2.d]

Definition: an animal without a back bone, with six or more jointed legs, a segmented body and a supporting structure on the outside

Example sentences:

  • Arthropod biodiversity was on average one-third greater on organic farms than on conventional farms.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
beak
Can you define this word? /beak/ [b.iy1.k]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
beak star_border
/beak/ [b.iy1.k]

Definition: A bird’s horny projecting jaws; the horny projecting jaw of animals other than birds, for example a turtle or squid.

Example sentences:

  • As a trombone player pulls in the slide to make a higher frequency sound by reducing the volume of the tube, so does a bird open its beak and pull back its head to reduce the volume of its vocal tract.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
beehive
Can you define this word? /bee-hive/ [b.iy1.hh.ay2.v]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
beehive star_border
/bee-hive/ [b.iy1.hh.ay2.v]

Definition: A box-like or dome-shaped structure in which bees are kept

Example sentences:

  • The ideal places for establishing bee colonies were locations where the farm pesticide use was low, and where there were several beehives in the wild.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
biological
Can you define this word? /bi-o-log-i-cal/ [b.ay2.ah0.l.aa1.jh.ih0.k.ah0.l]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
biological star_border
/bi-o-log-i-cal/ [b.ay2.ah0.l.aa1.jh.ih0.k.ah0.l]

Definition: Of or relating to biology or living organisms

Example sentences:

  • IBM has unveiled an ambitious initiative to develop technologies that share the basic biological abilities of living organisms.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
canine
Can you define this word? /ca-nine/ [k.ey1.n.ay2.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
canine star_border
/ca-nine/ [k.ey1.n.ay2.n]

Definition: Relating to or resembling a dog or dogs

Example sentences:


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
caterpillar
Can you define this word? /cater-pil-lar/ [k.ae1.t.ah0.p.ih2.l.er0]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
caterpillar star_border
/cater-pil-lar/ [k.ae1.t.ah0.p.ih2.l.er0]

Definition: The larva of a butterfly or moth, which has a segmented body resembling a worm with three pairs of true legs and several pairs of leg-like appendages

Example sentences:

  • Flying to several sites to deposit eggs is a strategy used by all moths and butterflies whose caterpillars must hide from predators.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
cocoon
Can you define this word? /co-coon/ [k.ah0.k.uw1.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
cocoon star_border
/co-coon/ [k.ah0.k.uw1.n]

Definition: A silky case spun by the larvae of many insects for protection as pupae

Example sentences:

  • I saw a spider's web and an insect larva beginning to spin a cocoon.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
cold-blooded
Can you define this word? /cold-blood-ed/ [k.ow1.l.d.b.l.ah1.d.ah0.d]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
cold-blooded star_border
/cold-blood-ed/ [k.ow1.l.d.b.l.ah1.d.ah0.d]

Definition: Denoting animals whose body temperature varies with that of the environment (e.g. fish)

Example sentences:

  • Crocodiles are cold-blooded creatures, and they keep their temperature constant by basking in the sun and staying in the water at night.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
cretaceous
Can you define this word? /cre-ta-ceous/ [k.r.ih0.t.ey1.sh.ih0.s]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
cretaceous star_border
/cre-ta-ceous/ [k.r.ih0.t.ey1.sh.ih0.s]

Definition: Of, relating to, or denoting the last period of the Mesozoic era, between the Jurassic and Tertiary periods

Example sentences:

  • The Jurassic and Cretaceous together were the age of giant reptiles.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
crocodile
Can you define this word? /croc-o-dile/ [k.r.aa1.k.ah0.d.ay2.l]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
crocodile star_border
/croc-o-dile/ [k.r.aa1.k.ah0.d.ay2.l]

Definition: A large predatory semiaquatic reptile with long jaws, long tail, short legs, and a horny textured skin, using submersion and stealth to approach prey unseen. The crocodile has been extensively hunted for its valuable skin

Example sentences:

  • Hunted extensively for their skins, large crocodiles are becoming increasingly rare.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
crocodilian
Can you define this word? /croc-o-dil-ian/ [k.r.aa2.k.ah0.d.ih1.l.y.ah0.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
crocodilian star_border
/croc-o-dil-ian/ [k.r.aa2.k.ah0.d.ih1.l.y.ah0.n]

Definition: A large predatory semiaquatic reptile of an order that comprises the crocodiles, alligators, caimans, and gharial

Example sentences:

  • In other species, such as monitor lizards and crocodilians, the lungs are partitioned into chambers made up of an intricate net of support structures


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
crustacean
Can you define this word? /crus-tacean/ [k.r.ah0.s.t.ey1.sh.ah0.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
crustacean star_border
/crus-tacean/ [k.r.ah0.s.t.ey1.sh.ah0.n]

Definition: An arthropod of the large, mainly aquatic group Crustacea, such as a crab, lobster, shrimp, or barnacle.

Example sentences:

  • Marine scientists have found evidence of similar patterns among shoreline species like crabs, crustaceans and seaweed.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
ectotherm
Can you define this word? /ec-totherm/ [no ipa available]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
ectotherm star_border
/ec-totherm/ [no ipa available]

Ectotherms are animals depending mainly on external heat sources, and their body temperature changes with the temperature of the environment. The adjective is ectothermic

Example sentences:

  • Because reptiles are ectothermic, the embryos of live-bearing females and the eggs of oviparous females deposited in the soil or other locations are subject to fluctuating temperatures.
  • Tortoises are ectotherms because they rely on the environment to sustain their body temperature.

mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
ectothermic
Can you define this word? /ec-tother-mic/ [no ipa available]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
ectothermic star_border
/ec-tother-mic/ [no ipa available]

Definition: of animals having body temperature that varies with the environment

Example sentences:

  • Many ectothermic species demonstrate behavioral thermoregulation following feeding in an attempt to increase body temperature.

 


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
embryo
Can you define this word?
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
embryo star_border

An embryo is an animal that is developing either in its mother's womb or in an egg, or a plant that is developing in a seed. Example sentences: 

  • Between the eighth week of development and birth a human embryo is called a foetus.
  • Recent research on human embryos led to the discovery that a left-right asymmetry is evident before birth.

mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
endotherm
Can you define this word? /en-dotherm/ [ic..eh2.n.d.ow0.th.er1.m.ih0.k]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
endotherm star_border
/en-dotherm/ [ic..eh2.n.d.ow0.th.er1.m.ih0.k]

Definition: An animal that is dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat.

Example sentences:

  • A small endotherm must maintain a steady internal temperature and has a considerabe demand for respiratory oxygen.
  • Birds are endotherms and maintain high body temperatures.
  • Endotherms are animals that maintain a constant body temperature even when environmental temperatures fluctuate. In contrast, the environment regulates the body temperature of ectotherms and thus their metabolic rate tends to be lower than the metabolic rates of endotherms, which must maintain a high, constant body temperature.

 


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
endothermic
Can you define this word?
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
endothermic star_border

Definition:  dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat.

 

Example sentences:

  • People, polar bears, penguins, most other birds, and mammals are endothermic animals.

mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
exoskeleton
Can you define this word? /ex-oskele-ton/ [eh2.k.s.ow0.s.k.eh1.l.ah0.t.ah0.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
exoskeleton star_border
/ex-oskele-ton/ [eh2.k.s.ow0.s.k.eh1.l.ah0.t.ah0.n]

Definition: A rigid external covering for the body in some invertebrate animals, especially arthropods

Example sentences:

  • Lobsters, like all animals with exoskeletons, periodically shed their armor as they grow.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
growl
Can you define this word? /growl/ [g.r.aw1.l]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
growl star_border
/growl/ [g.r.aw1.l]

Definition: (Of an animal, especially a dog) make a low guttural sound of hostility in the throat

Example sentences:

  • The dog growls at the bottom of the tree, trying to claw his way up.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
invertebrate
Can you define this word? /in-ver-te-brate/ [ih2.n.v.er1.t.ah0.b.r.ah0.t]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
invertebrate star_border
/in-ver-te-brate/ [ih2.n.v.er1.t.ah0.b.r.ah0.t]

Definition: An animal lacking a backbone, such as an arthropod, mollusk, annelid, coelenterate, etc. The invertebrates constitute an artificial division of the animal kingdom, comprising 95 percent of animal species and about 30 different phyla

Example sentences:

  • During the breeding season they eat mostly insects and other invertebrates.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
luminesce
Can you define this word?
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
luminesce star_border

To luminesce is to shine or glow with light. Some types of jellyfish have the uncanny ability to luminesce underwater.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
luminescence
Can you define this word?
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
luminescence star_border

When some object gives off light, that light is called luminescence.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
luminescent
Can you define this word?
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
luminescent star_border

Things that glow in the dark like light bulbs, are luminescent. Other luminescent things include the stars in the night sky, glow worms, and certain glowing jellyfish and other sea creatures. When a living thing is luminescent, it's a phenomenon called bioluminescence.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
marsupial
Can you define this word? /mar-su-pi-al/ [m.aa0.r.s.uw1.p.iy0.ah0.l]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
marsupial star_border
/mar-su-pi-al/ [m.aa0.r.s.uw1.p.iy0.ah0.l]

Definition: A mammal of an order whose members are born incompletely developed and are typically carried and suckled in a pouch on the mother’s belly. Marsupials are found chiefly in Australia and New Guinea, and also in America.

Example sentences:

  • In South America and Australia, however, marsupials continued to be an important group of land mammals.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
metabolic
Can you define this word? /meta-bol-ic/ [m.eh2.t.ah0.b.aa1.l.ih0.k]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
metabolic star_border
/meta-bol-ic/ [m.eh2.t.ah0.b.aa1.l.ih0.k]

Definition: Relating to or deriving from the metabolism of a living organism:

Example sentences:

  • Endotherms are animals that maintain a constant body temperature even when environmental temperatures fluctuate. In contrast, the environment regulates the body temperature of ectotherms and thus their metabolic rate tends to be lower than the metabolic rates of endotherms, which must maintain a high, constant body temperature.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
pigment
Can you define this word? /pig-ment/ [p.ih1.g.m.eh0.n.t]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
pigment star_border
/pig-ment/ [p.ih1.g.m.eh0.n.t]

Definition: The natural colouring matter of animal or plant tissue:

Example sentences:

  • Lycopene is a red pigment that occurs naturally in certain plant and algal tissues.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
pigmentation
Can you define this word? /pig-men-ta-tion/ [p.ih2.g.m.ah0.n.t.ey1.sh.ah0.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
pigmentation star_border
/pig-men-ta-tion/ [p.ih2.g.m.ah0.n.t.ey1.sh.ah0.n]

Definition: The natural colouring of animal or plant tissue

Example sentences:

  • Increased pigmentation in animals, such as these spots, may be genetic, acquired, or associated with pigmented tumors.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
pigmented
Can you define this word? /pig-ment-ed/ [p.ih2.g.m.eh1.t.ih0.d]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
pigmented star_border
/pig-ment-ed/ [p.ih2.g.m.eh1.t.ih0.d]

Definition: Color (something) with or as if with pigment

Example sentences:

  • According to my reference sources, albino birds are extremely rare in the wild, and they also tend to be attacked by the normally pigmented members of their flock.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
pouch
Can you define this word? /pouch/ [p.aw1.ch]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
pouch star_border
/pouch/ [p.aw1.ch]

Definition: A pocket-like abdominal receptacle in which marsupials carry their young during lactation.

Example sentences:

  • Two situations are considered, internal development of the embryos in closed incubating, brood or marsupial pouches, and external development in eggs exposed to the external medium. This group includes all of the pouched animals, such as opossums, kangaroos, and Tasmanian devils.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
primate
Can you define this word? /pri-mate/ [p.r.ay1.m.ey2.t]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
primate star_border
/pri-mate/ [p.r.ay1.m.ey2.t]

Definition: any member of the group of animals that includes human beings, apes, and monkeys

Example sentences:

  • Primate is an order of mammals such as humans, monkeys, ape, lemurs, bush babies and tarsiers. They are distinguished by the use of hands.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
protozoan
Can you define this word? /pro-to-zoan/ [p.r.ow2.t.ah0.z.ow1.ah0.n]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
protozoan star_border
/pro-to-zoan/ [p.r.ow2.t.ah0.z.ow1.ah0.n]

Definition: A single-celled microscopic animal of a group of phyla of the kingdom Protista, such as an ameba, flagellate, ciliate, or sporozoan.

Example sentences:

  • They have been considered animals, protozoans, fungi or space aliens.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
reptile
Can you define this word? /rep-tile/ [r.eh1.p.t.ay0.l]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
reptile star_border
/rep-tile/ [r.eh1.p.t.ay0.l]

Definition: A cold-blooded vertebrate of a class that includes snakes, lizards, crocodiles, turtles, and tortoises. They are distinguished by having a dry scaly skin, and typically laying soft-shelled eggs on land

Example sentences:

  • Several hunts organized by the city government over the past months turned up empty-handed, apparently since cold-blooded reptiles are not very active during the chillier months


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
ritualization
Can you define this word? /rit-u-al-iza-tion/ [no ipa available]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
ritualization star_border
/rit-u-al-iza-tion/ [no ipa available]

Definition: The evolutionary process by which an action or behaviour pattern in an animal loses its original function but is retained for its role in display or other social interaction.

Example sentences:

  • Footdrumming, as with other signals, probably originated by ritualization of older forms of behavior not associated with communication such as running and digging.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
scavenger
Can you define this word? /scav-enger/ [s.k.ae1.v.ah0.n.jh.er0]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
scavenger star_border
/scav-enger/ [s.k.ae1.v.ah0.n.jh.er0]

Definition: An animal that feeds on carrion, dead plant material, or refuse:

Example sentences:

  • There were the small herbivores and scavengers and hunters scuttling in the undergrowth, hiding from the larger predators who occasioned down from the heights.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
tentacle
Can you define this word? /ten-ta-cle/ [t.eh1.n.t.ah0.k.ah0.l]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
tentacle star_border
/ten-ta-cle/ [t.eh1.n.t.ah0.k.ah0.l]

Definition: A slender, flexible limb or appendage in an animal, especially around the mouth of an invertebrate

Example sentences:

  • With its radiant color and plantlike shape, the sea anemone looks more like a flower than an animal. More specifically, the sea anemone is formed quite like the flower for which it is named, with a body like a stem and tentacles like petals in brilliant shades of blue, green, pink, and red.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
termite
Can you define this word? /ter-mite/ [t.er1.m.ay0.t]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
termite star_border
/ter-mite/ [t.er1.m.ay0.t]

Definition: also called white ant

Example sentences:

  • Some termites feed on the wood timber of houses, posing a danger as a roof or ceiling can collapse from the impact of their feeding.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
venom
Can you define this word? /ven-om/ [v.eh1.n.ah0.m]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
venom star_border
/ven-om/ [v.eh1.n.ah0.m]

Definition: A poisonous substance secreted by animals such as snakes, spiders, and scorpions and typically injected into prey or aggressors by biting or stinging

Example sentences:

  • Snake venoms have different effects.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
venomous
Can you define this word? /ven-omous/ [v.eh1.n.ah0.m.ah0.s]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
venomous star_border
/ven-omous/ [v.eh1.n.ah0.m.ah0.s]

Definition: (Of an animal, especially a snake) secreting venom; capable of injecting venom by means of a bite or sting

Example sentences:

  • Anytime you receive a bite from a venomous snake, it's a very dangerous encounter


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
vertebrate
Can you define this word? /ver-te-brate/ [v.er1.t.ah0.b.r.ey2.t]
lock This vocabulary section is only available for paid premium members.
vertebrate star_border
/ver-te-brate/ [v.er1.t.ah0.b.r.ey2.t]

Definition: An animal of a large group distinguished by the possession of a backbone or spinal column, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes

Example sentences:

  • For that reason the earliest terrestrial vertebrates did not come equipped with an occiput, as we understand the term.


mood I knew this word.
mood_bad I didn't know this word.
Flip Card
Oh Yeah!

You mastered all words in this deck.

Reset Flashcard

Words Mastered

abdomen

Definition:
No user definition entered

alligator

Definition:
No user definition entered

amphibian

Definition:
No user definition entered

anatomically

Definition:
No user definition entered

anatomy

Definition:
No user definition entered

antennae

Definition:
No user definition entered

arthropod

Definition:
No user definition entered

beak

Definition:
No user definition entered

beehive

Definition:
No user definition entered

biological

Definition:
No user definition entered

canine

Definition:
No user definition entered

caterpillar

Definition:
No user definition entered

cocoon

Definition:
No user definition entered

cold-blooded

Definition:
No user definition entered

cretaceous

Definition:
No user definition entered

crocodile

Definition:
No user definition entered

crocodilian

Definition:
No user definition entered

crustacean

Definition:
No user definition entered

ectotherm

Definition:
No user definition entered

ectothermic

Definition:
No user definition entered

embryo

Definition:
No user definition entered

endotherm

Definition:
No user definition entered

endothermic

Definition:
No user definition entered

exoskeleton

Definition:
No user definition entered

growl

Definition:
No user definition entered

invertebrate

Definition:
No user definition entered

luminesce

Definition:
No user definition entered

luminescence

Definition:
No user definition entered

luminescent

Definition:
No user definition entered

marsupial

Definition:
No user definition entered

metabolic

Definition:
No user definition entered

pigment

Definition:
No user definition entered

pigmentation

Definition:
No user definition entered

pigmented

Definition:
No user definition entered

pouch

Definition:
No user definition entered

primate

Definition:
No user definition entered

protozoan

Definition:
No user definition entered

reptile

Definition:
No user definition entered

ritualization

Definition:
No user definition entered

scavenger

Definition:
No user definition entered

tentacle

Definition:
No user definition entered

termite

Definition:
No user definition entered

venom

Definition:
No user definition entered

venomous

Definition:
No user definition entered

vertebrate

Definition:
No user definition entered

Flip Card
0 of 45 words mastered replay Restart



Already have an account? Login
close