In the spring, you pass by a rocky outcrop dripping with water and covered with a carpet of short green plants. In the summer, you notice water is no longer dripping off the rock and the plants appear brittle and dry. In the fall, the rock is again wet, and the plants now appear soft and green. These plants are most likely to be: a. bryophytes b. gymnosperms c. lycophytes d. monilophytes e. angiosperms

Match the following terms and definitions. the transformation of a larva to an adult; occurs only in animals having great differences in form between the larva and adult pupa 2. type of mammal that lays eggs monotreme nymph the part of certain insect life cycles in which the young animal has no wings or reproductive organs the developmental stage between larva and adult in insects undergoing metamorphosis metamorphosis 5. the male gonad which produces sperm testes