11 Items: Defined by very low precipitation and extreme daily temperature shifts. • Rainforest Known for year-round heat, high humidity, and tremendous biodiversity. • A shrubland plant community that experiences hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. • Forest The largest land biome, featuring cold winters and trees that stay green all year. • ...

1 Item: humidity, rain, precipitation, temperature, equator, tropicofcancer, tropicofcapricorn, deforestation, brazil, indonesia, singapore, africa, biodiversity, extinct, habitat temperate, vegetation, abundant, tropical, warm

15 Items: lakes, rivers, and wetlands • ocean, coral reefs, and estuaries. • distance from the equator affects temperature • four distant seasons. trees lose leaves in autumn • temperature and precipitation are the main factors. • organisms evolve traits to survive in their specific biome. • organisms evolve traits to survive in their specific biomes. • ...

1 Item: asexual, reproduction, biodiversity, chromosome, clone, variation, dna, double helix, extinction, gene, inherit, natural selection, evolution, producer, sexual, selective, sperm, egg, Charles Darwin,

20 Items: the basic SI unit of energy • organisms that make their own food • the primary component of macromolecules, • relating to or resulting from living things • an animal which feeds on dead organic material • the animal component of the planktonic community • matter that has come from a recently living organism • kill, repel, or control forms of animal and plant life • ...

1 Item: biodiversity, lithosphere, soil, rocks, minerals, weathering, stars, galaxies, erosion, volcanoes, invasive species, convection currents, asthenosphere, nuclear fusion , outer core, soil horizons, population, ecosystems, meteorology

1 Item: Biodiversity, Habitat, Population, Community, Biome, Species, Adaptation, Conservation, Sustainability, Renewable Resource, Nonrenewable Resource, Pollution, Climate, Weather, Greenhouse, Effect, Climate Change, Carbon Footprint, Recycling, Composting, De

1 Item: Ecology, Ecosystem, Environmentalism, Sustainability, Natural Capital, Natural Resource, Degradation, Pollution, Ecological Footprint, John Muir, Theodore Roosevelt,Rachel Carson, Exponential Growth, Point Source, Renewable, Biodiversity, Economics, Sola

1 Item: biotic, carrying capacity, biodiversity, organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere, predation, limiting factors, competition, extinction, pollution, deforestation, food chain, food web, energy pyramid, biomass, autotroph, heterotroph, producer

32 Items: to give support to • removal of all trees • area turns to a desert • effort to restore forests • raising of animals for food • electricity powered by water • removal of salt from seawater • wide variety of life on Earth • haze caused by chemical fumes • resource that can't be replaced • permanently frozen layer of soil • rich soil made up of sand and mud • ...

1 Item: human earth, environment disaster climate globalwarming extinction interdependent symbiotic coexistence degradation justice natural ocean carbon migration planet renewable biodiversity ecosystem equity indigenous responsibility foodchain foodweb conservat

239 Items: Ion • Atom • Mass • Heat • Data • Cell • Prey • Gene • Lung • Bone • Rock • Soil • Star • Moon • Wave • Acid • Base • Salt • Mole • Neon • Iron • Gold • Quark • Light • Sound • Force • Speed • Flask • Organ • Virus • Algae • Plant • Brain • Heart • Liver • Blood • Ocean • Cloud • Storm • Comet • Orbit • Solar • Lunar • Graph • Scale • Botany • Optics • Energy • Matter • Proton • Photon • Motion • Weight • Volume • Magnet • Theory • Beaker • Tissue • Fungus • Animal • Enzyme • Immune • Neuron • Kidney • Muscle • Artery • Fossil • Galaxy • Planet • ...

1 Item: Reuse, Reduce, Sustainability, Climate, Carbon, Emissions, Pollution, Green, Energy, Solar, Wind, Compost, Organic, Plastic, Biodiversity, Habitat, Conservation, Wildlife, Nature, Trees, Earth, Ecosystem, Ocean, Renewable, Resources, Clean, Global, Footpr

1 Item: care, stormwater pollution, riparian vegetation, polluted runoff, litter, sediment, kerb and gutter, stormwater drain, roads, nutrients, healthy waterways, water quality, biofiltration, rain garden, wetland, biodiversity, gross pollutant trap, waterwise,

1 Item: care, stormwater pollution, riparian vegetation, polluted runoff, litter, sediment, kerb and gutter, stormwater drain, roads, nutrients, healthy waterways, water quality, biofiltration, rain garden, wetland, biodiversity, gross pollutant trap, waterwise,

21 Items: farming • Uses many inputs • Having enough to sell • Canada and the Western US • the minimum amount to sustain life • plantation farming found in this type of climate • diseases like malaria and small pox traveled from ____ to _____ • water contamination and depletion is a _ of the Green Revolution • use of little labor and capital to increase agricultural productivity • ...

15 Items: the driest of all the biomes • the biological variation that occurs within species • a ridge of rock in the sea formed by the growth and deposit of coral. • the variety of different habitats, communities and ecological processes • the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. • ...

33 Items: A group of islands. • The genetic code of life. • The study of celestial objects. • A ruler, often a king or queen. • The study of heredity and genes. • The study of ancient life forms. • A cloud of gas and dust in space. • The variety of life forms on Earth. • A cultural revival and rebirth of art. • A dramatic change in form or appearance. • ...

39 Items: The "Animal Guy" • Very dry ecosystem • Near the North Pole • Near the South Pole • One of the five Great Lakes • One of the five Great Lakes • One of the five Great Lakes • One of the five Great Lakes • "Feeding" level in a food web • Largest rainforest in the world • Most biodiverse aquatic ecosystem • Organisms that make their own food • Having to do with land-based organisms • ...

37 Items: the tragedy of the ____ • where an organism lives • carbon released by death • underground water source • makes energy from the sun • where water covers the soil • organisms the drift in water • water soaking into the ground • the lines on a topographic map • plants get carbon from the air • energy from plants and animals • nuclear power the splits atoms • ...

20 Items: Cancer causing agents • Type of source pollution from a specific location • Type of water with high biodiversity and productivity • Area of permeable rock, gravel, or sand that holds water • Cover 71% of earths surface and moderate earths temperature • Type of water that is clear and has low biological productivity • ...

20 Items: Cancer causing agents • Type of source pollution from a specific location • Type of water with high biodiversity and productivity • Area of permeable rock, gravel, or sand that holds water • Cover 71% of earths surface and moderate earths temperature • Type of water that is clear and has low biological productivity • ...

20 Items: The very hot centre of the Earth. Starting with a C. (4) • The thin outer layer of the Earth. Starting with a C. (5) • Fine particles from a volcanic eruption. Starting with an A. (3) • The system that breaks down food for energy. Starting with a D. (9) • Hot liquid rock that flows out of a volcano. Starting with an L. (4) • ...

30 Items: a place to dispose of waste\ • When fertile land becomes a desert • loss of resources though soil erosion • a species that is non native to an area • radioactive waste from nuclear reactors • travel and appreciation of nature areas • power obtained by harnessing of the wind • The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas • the decrease in the ph levels in the ocean • ...

40 Items: A change in DNA. • Any living thing. • A different form of a gene. • Tiny single-celled organisms. • An animal that hunts other animals. • An animal hunted by another animal. • The jelly-like material inside a cell. • All members of one species in an area. • Different populations living together. • A nutrient used for growth and repair. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • ...

40 Items: Main energy source for cells. • The place where an organism lives. • A microorganism that causes disease. • An organism that makes its own food. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • One organism hunting and eating another. • Biomolecules that store long-term energy. • An organism that breaks down dead matter. • Single-celled organisms without a nucleus. • ...

27 Items: The variety of genes within a given species • Any living factor in an organism’s environment • The variety of ecosystems within a given region • Number of different species living in a specific area • Anything that has or once had all the characteristics of life • Species that normally live and thrive in a particular ecosystem • ...

26 Items: that has or once had all the characteristics of life • factor-Any living factor in an organism’s environment • Number of different species living in a specific area • diversity-The variety of genes within a given species • community and all the nonliving factors that affect it • diversity-The variety of ecosystems within a given region • ...

40 Items: a permanent, heritable change in the DNA sequence of an organism • is the hereditary material in humans and almost all living organisms. • membrane-bound organelles found in the cytoplasm of almost all eukaryotic cells • an organism whose cells contain a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles. • ...

140 Items: Clothing • Any drink • Not clear • Disloyalty • Extremely hot • Loss of memory • Open to debate • Extremely cruel • A dividing line • Strong hostility • Relating to water • Expressed clearly • A partner in crime • An opening or hole • A qualified lawyer • A careless mistake • Relating to plants • To greatly surprise • Genuine; not a copy • Area behind a stage • Noisy and energetic • Arrested for a crime • ...

152 Items: heat energy • stored energy • a push or pull • numerical data • a change in DNA • energy of motion • the middle value • to judge or assess • mass per unit volume • the height of a wave • a statement or answer • the numerical average • the basic unit of life • the ability to do work • heat transfer by waves • Earth orbiting the Sun • a factor kept the same • consistency of results • ...