Vocabulary

BIOLOGY TERMS | Intermediate Level Vocabulary


paleontology
– is the study of prehistoric life, including microorganisms, fish, insects, fungi, and even dinosaurs


sagittate
– arrowhead-like in form


mitochondria
– are frequently referred to be the cell’s powerhouses and they assist in converting the energy we receive from meals into energy the cell can utilize.


angiosperm
– a plant with flowers that also produce seeds inside of carpels


bryology
– the area of botany dedicated to researching bryophytes scientifically (mosses, liverworts, and hornworts)


gymnosperm
– any vascular plant that reproduces through an exposed seed, ovule, or fruit—as opposed to angiosperms, or flowering plants, whose seeds are encased by developed ovaries, or fruits.


mesomorph
– the body type that often has a medium-sized frame and they might gain muscle quickly and have a body composition that is higher in muscle than fat.


plumigerous
– wearing feathers or having feathers


racemose
– a form of inflorescence in which the primary axis never stops growing and does not give way to a flower

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