The picture shows a Florida panther stalking its prey. Where does the panther learn this behavior?

While researching opossums, Alexis came across the picture above. What classification best describes the opossum?

The tussock moth caterpillar can cause many problems for people in Florida. The webs that the caterpillars spin are very sticky and are hard to remove. In what stage of its life cycle would the moth be when it spins its web?

Florida is home to the great siren, a very large salamander. This animal is sometimes called a mud eel, but it is not an eel. Just like frogs, salamanders lay eggs that become tadpoles. At what stage of metamorphosis can a salamander lay eggs?

Some insects go through incomplete metamorphosis. Others go through complete metamorphosis. What stage is part of complete metamorphosis, but not incomplete metamorphosis?

Animals that go through incomplete metamorphosis spend some time as nymphs. Which claim about nymphs could be supported by evidence?

The coontie plant is the only cycad native to the United States. The cones of a coontie plant are very close to the ground. In which structure of the plant do the seeds develop?

The life cycles of all seed plants involve certain steps. One of these steps is shown in the picture. Which step occurs after the step shown.

The Florida skullcap is a flowering plant. Scientists carefully monitor this plant. In one area alone, scientists observed a change in the number of Florida skullcaps shown in the table. What reasoning could explain the increase in the number of Florida skull caps?

Poison ivy grows in a wide range of habitats- from moist, shady areas to open, dry areas. The illustration shows a poison ivy plant. Poison ivy produces pollen during its life cycle. what evidence in this image supports this claim?

The southern red oak tree produces acorns. A single acorn can grow into a red oak that is 30 meters (about 100 feet) tall. What must an acorn contain?

Many plants produce seeds that are dispersed by animals. What would most likely be found on seeds that are dispersed by sticking to the fur of an animal?

Bella is studying how quickly a seed germinates. She keeps the soil, amount of light, and water the same. She puts one seed in a room that is 5°C, one in a room that is 10°C, one in a room that is 15°C, and the last seed in a room that is 20°C. What variable is she testing?

Julian is testing how different substances added to water affect the rate of germination of bean seeds. He plants several beans and waters them all with different mixes. Which of the following is the control in his experiment?

Allie planted two seeds in the same soil but in different pots. she gave them the same amount of water and sunlight but kept the soils at different temperatures. What can Allie claim about how soil temperature affects the rate of germination of bean seeds?

Henry's bean plants were about the same size. They had the same amounts of soil and sunlight. they were kept in the same room. The chart shows the total amount of water Henry gave each seed during the week and how much they grew. Now, he wants to know what he did that made the plants grow different heights. What information did Henry forget to record that could help him?