| carnivore | | the producer grows, the consumer eats it, another consumer eats that |
| community | | area of land covered by water for a part of the year |
| ecology | | the supercontinent before plates started to drift |
| prey | | the average weather in an area over a long period of time |
| protein | | observed or gathered info from which conclusions can be made |
| snakes | | breaks down matter for recycling |
| species | | reusing discarded material |
| rain | | biome dominated by conifers |
| biome | | organism kills and eats another organism |
| pangea | | warming effect caused by heat rising and being trapped |
| variable | | the study of DNA |
| abiotic | | when a species dies out |
| smog | | feeds on the dead |
| consumer | | the 1st organisms to colonize any newly available area |
| biodiversity | | large storm that can created major erosion |
| globalwarming | | the "juice" for life |
| predator | | Darwin theory |
| biotic | | air pollution over urban areas, smoke and fog |
| greenhouseeffect | | widespread food shortage |
| acid | | permanently frozen biome |
| adaptation | | the earth is covered by these major bodies of water |
| pioneers | | rock that contains minerals |
| scavenger | | a group of organisms that can breed to produce offspring |
| naturalselection | | composed of fungus and algae |
| famine | | the maximum number for a population in a given area |
| hurricane | | the impressions left after an animal dies |
| lichen | | organism that is killed and eaten by a predator |
| taiga | | organism that makes its own food |
| water | | the way of life of an organism |
| habitat | | ph of 4 and may precipate as rain |
| drought | | waste disposal facility where wastes are put in the ground |
| climate | | form of oxygen with molecules made of 3 oxygen atoms, (O3) |
| erosion | | a group of interacting species |
| host | | the wearing away of topsoil, loss of beaches |
| fossil | | process of supplying water to an area by artificial means |
| hypothesis | | regions with distinct climates and organisms |
| oceans | | the precipation that brings water to earth |
| niche | | CO2 H20 Sunlight= C6-H12-06 Water |
| omnivore | | an educated guess |
| extinct | | a severe shortage of water |
| photosynthesis | | organisms from which a parasite takes its nourishment |
| recycling | | something that physically eats another species |
| ore | | predicted increase in earth's temperature |
| control | | eats plants and animals |
| ozone | | changed factor in an experiment |
| landfill | | these animals can eat much larger organisms than itself |
| population | | study of how living things interact with each other |
| web | | eats only animals |
| decomposer | | a change that can help an organisms is referred to as this |
| rural | | the number of individuals in one species in a given area |
| urban | | the tropical rain forest has this |
| irrigation | | word meaning a large city |
| carryingcapacity | | amino acids make this molecule |
| tundra | | where an organism may live |
| wetland | | living factors |
| genetics | | constant factor used in an experiment |
| data | | not a food chain but a food....? |
| competition | | non living factors |
| producer | | word meaning a desolate country area |
| foodchain | | often happens between members of one species |
