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| Living in the same environment |
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change of a vapor of gas into a liquid
i.e. glass of lemonade |
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| Sensible use of the earth's resources to avoid harming the enviorment |
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| trees loose leaves in autumn/fall |
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| where freshwater and saltwater meet (coastal area) |
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| increased nutrients in an ecosystem (i.e.too much fertilizer) |
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| the process of a seed beginning to sprout are beginning to grow into a plant |
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| consumer that eats plants |
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| the relationship between plants and animals in an ecosystem |
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| small animals with a segmented thorax, each part of the thorax has its own pair of legs |
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| near surface (examples: coral reefs, tide pools, beaches, ocean floor) |
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| consumers that eat both plants and animals |
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| measured on a scale 0-14 where 7 is neutral (distilled water), 0-6 includes acid (orange juice) 7-14 includes basic (fertilizer, ammonia) |
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| Chemical process where plants make their own food |
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| liquid and solid forms of water from the atmosphere |
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use plants for energy (anything that eats plants)
examples:insects, fish, lizards, mice, birds, deer |
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| feeds on dead organic matter that could have been killed by a predator |
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| feeds on dead organic matter that could have been killed by a predator |
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| something in an experiment that can be changed |
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