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    The document describes the life cycles of flowering plants, non-flowering plants, birds, amphibians, and insects. It provides diagrams illustrating the stages in each life cycle: 1. Seeds are spread from the parent plant so they are not competing for space. When conditions are suitable, the seed starts to grow. 2. For flowering plants, a stem and leaves form and the plant produces its own food through photosynthesis. Pollen is used to make seeds. For non-flowering plants, seeds are produced without flowers. 3. The diagrams show examples of different types of plants, birds, amphibians and insects at each life cycle stage.

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    The document describes the life cycles of flowering plants, non-flowering plants, birds, amphibians, and insects. It provides diagrams illustrating the stages in each life cycle: 1. Seeds are spread from the parent plant so they are not competing for space. When conditions are suitable, the seed starts to grow. 2. For flowering plants, a stem and leaves form and the plant produces its own food through photosynthesis. Pollen is used to make seeds. For non-flowering plants, seeds are produced without flowers. 3. The diagrams show examples of different types of plants, birds, amphibians and insects at each life cycle stage.

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    The document describes the life cycles of flowering plants, non-flowering plants, birds, amphibians, and insects. It provides diagrams illustrating the stages in each life cycle: 1. Seeds are spread from the parent plant so they are not competing for space. When conditions are suitable, the seed starts to grow. 2. For flowering plants, a stem and leaves form and the plant produces its own food through photosynthesis. Pollen is used to make seeds. For non-flowering plants, seeds are produced without flowers. 3. The diagrams show examples of different types of plants, birds, amphibians and insects at each life cycle stage.

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    Comparing Different-Life Cycles Posters

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    Sindia Damian
    The document describes the life cycles of flowering plants, non-flowering plants, birds, amphibians, and insects. It provides diagrams illustrating the stages in each life cycle: 1. Seeds are spread from the parent plant so they are not competing for space. When conditions are suitable, the seed starts to grow. 2. For flowering plants, a stem and leaves form and the plant produces its own food through photosynthesis. Pollen is used to make seeds. For non-flowering plants, seeds are produced without flowers. 3. The diagrams show examples of different types of plants, birds, amphibians and insects at each life cycle stage.

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    A stem and leaves form,


    and the plant makes its
    own food (photosynthesis).

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    To
    The Non-Flowering Plant Life Cycle
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    they can grow where
    they are not fighting The seed starts to grow
    for space with the when conditions
    parent plant. are suitable.
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    (without flowers) underground.

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    A stem and leaves form,


    and the plant makes its
    own food (photosynthesis).

    Other Non-Flowering Plants


    Conifer Gingko Cyad

    ‘Cyad cones’ by smallcurio is licensed under CC BY 2.0


    The Bird Life Cycle
    Egg

    1
    Eggs are laid
    Independent adults seek by the mother. They
    the company of the Chicken care for the egg until
    opposite sex and mates. it hatches.

    u lt Chick
    Ad
    3 2

    The young bird is fed until


    it is old enough to find
    its own food.

    Other Birds
    Ostrich Penguin Eagle
    The Amphibian Life Cycle

    The tail disappears and it


    The female lays
    starts to eat insects instead Adult
    of plants. It takes 2-4 years a mass of eggs
    to become and adult, when it which are fertilized
    can lay eggs. by the male.

    le t Egg mass
    Frog 1

    Frog
    The tadpole grows 5 2
    front legs and tail
    shortens. It uses After 2-25 days
    nutrients in tail the tadpole hatches
    as food. It jumps from the egg.
    legs Hat
    out of water ith ch
    w
    on to land. 4 3

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    e

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    Tadpol

    The tadpole grows fins It swims and eats


    and a stronger tail. plants. It breathes
    Then, it develops lungs through gills.
    and hind legs.
    Ta d p o l e

    Other Amphibians
    lamander Toad N e wt
    Sa
    The Insect Life Cycle
    Complete Metamorphosis

    Adult

    The adult breaks out of


    Eggs are laid
    the pupa, matures and
    by the female insect.
    lays the eggs.

    1
    orp
    tam hosis Egg
    M e
    Butterfly

    5
    2

    The egg hatched


    ...and it
    into a larva. This
    metamorphoses
    varies depending
    (changes) into
    on the species.
    the adult.
    La Common forms
    4 3 are caterpillars,
    a

    rv
    Pup

    maggots and grubs.


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    The pupa is usually


    where a hard case
    is formed around
    the larva...

    Other Insects that Complete Metamorphosis


    ybi F ly B e e tl e
    Lad rd
    The Insect Life Cycle
    Incomplete Metamorphosis

    Egg

    Egg hatches into


    a nymph. This
    1 varies depending on
    Eggs are laid by
    species. Nymph looks
    the female insect.
    Dragonfly
    like a small adult.
    Sometimes this
    In some cases, it
    is in water.
    lives in water.

    u lt Nymp
    Ad h
    3 2

    The nymph grows into the adult form,


    sometimes shedding skin. Adults
    sometimes fly. Adult females lay eggs.

    Other Insects that Undergo Incomplete Metamorphosis


    ckroach Aphid asshopper
    Co Gr
    The Mammal Cycle
    Embryo

    Independent adult
    Embryo grow inside
    usually seeks company 1 the mother, where it is
    from the opposite
    completely reliant upon
    sex and mates.
    the mother.
    Adult female nurses Dogs
    their young.

    u lt Youn
    Ad g
    3 2

    Main period of growth and developing


    independence from other parents.

    Other Mammals
    Dolphin Elephant H u ma n

    ‘mouse embryo’ by Pazit Polak is licensed under CC BY 2.0

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