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| An observation that includes numbers |
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| An observation which does not include numbers |
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| the variable that is controlled by the scientist; is found on the bottom (x-axis) of a graph |
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| The variable that is not controlled by the scientist; is found on the side (y-axis of a graph) |
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| consumer "different feeder" |
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| a group of organisms that can be sustained in an ecosystem |
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| the maximum number of organisms that can be sustained in an ecosystem |
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| amount of space an object takes up |
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| the amount of matter in an object |
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| diagram that shows an ecosystems loss of energy |
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| diagram showing energy flow through an entire ecosystem |
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| eats both plants and animals |
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| process in which fossil fuels get released into the atmosphere through burning |
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| warming of earth's atmosphere due to an increase in greenhouse gasses |
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| one organism benefits and one is uneffected |
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| 1 organism benefits and 1 organism is harmed |
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| breaks down dead plants and organisms |
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