30 Items: Waste • Oceans • Impact • Global • Action • Cleanup • Disposal • Toxicity • Recycling • Pollution • Reduction • Awareness • Awareness • Resources • Renewable • Packaging • Education • Ecosystems • management • Innovation • Environment • Degradation • Legislation • Conservation • Alternatives • Conservation • Microplastics • Biodegradable • Sustainability • Responsibility

29 Items: hot • dry • fuel • heat • rapid • oxygen • debris • forest • damage • balance • harmful • weather • bushfire • ignition • altitude • bushland • timeline • intensity • frequency • grassland • dangerous • combustion • lightening • ecosystems • prevention • temperature • environment • communities • preparation

30 Items: Flora • Fauna • Green • Nature • Ethics • Habitat • Species • Balance • Climate • Wildlife • Advocacy • Research • Wildlife • Awareness • Pollution • Education • Migration • Protection • Extinction • Ecosystems • Endangered • Regulation • Protection • Resilience • Restoration • Biodiversity • Preservation • Conservation • Reforestation • Sustainability

11 Items: A living thing in an ecosystem • A non-living part of the ecosystem • An organism that ONLY consumes meat • An organism that ONLY consumes plants • An organism that makes their own food • The movement of energy in an ecosystem • The process plants use to make their food • An organism that breaks down dead material • An organism that consumes both plants and animals • ...

28 Items: Web • Food • Food • Flow • Prey • Bonds • Cycle • Chain • Carbon • Matter • Cycles • Energy • Glucose • Cellular • Predator • Organisms • Consumers • Producers • Symbiosis • Mutualism • Ecosystems • Parasitism • Respiration • Decomposers • Competition • Commensalism • Photosynthesis • LimitingFactor

30 Items: atoms • solids • plasma • products • elements • labsafety • constants • molecules • reactants • radiation • renewable • exothermic • hypothesis • convection • conduction • ecosystems • atmosphere • endothermic • hydrosphere • lithosphere • nonrenewable • thermalenergy • photosynthesis • plateboundaries • scientificmethod • naturalresources • chemicalreactions • syntheticproducts • independentvariable • cellularrespiration

28 Items: Web • Food • Food • Flow • Prey • Bonds • Cycle • Chain • Carbon • Matter • Cycles • Energy • Glucose • Cellular • Predator • Organisms • Consumers • Producers • Symbiosis • Mutualism • Ecosystems • Parasitism • Respiration • Decomposers • Competition • Commensalism • Photosynthesis • LimitingFactor

29 Items: Loss • Storms • Policy • Drought • Climate • Poverty • Borders • Refugees • Flooding • Conflict • Security • Mobility • Survival • Migration • Resources • Heatwaves • Migration • Relocation • Adaptation • Ecosystems • Resilience • Emigration • Environment • Communities • Agriculture • Displacement • Urbanization • Vulnerability • Sustainability

10 Items: biome • world • animal • energy • reptile • conserve • ecosystem • important • grassland • littering

30 Items: Water • Hunger • Health • Energy • Growth • Oceans • Equity • Poverty • Climate • Justice • Equality • Advocacy • Progress • Education • Resources • Inclusion • Community • Sanitation • Innovation • Employment • Ecosystems • Development • Empowerment • Partnerships • Biodiversity • Urbanization • Conservation • Collaboration • Infrastructure • Sustainability

30 Items: Water • Access • Crisis • Health • Equity • Drought • Climate • Overuse • Hygiene • Scarcity • Conflict • Resources • Pollution • Solutions • Freshwater • Management • Ecosystems • Governance • Protection • Reservoirs • Agriculture • Consumption • Communities • Conservation • Desalination • Availability • Distribution • Contamination • Sustainability • Infrastructure

10 Items: biome • world • animal • energy • reptile • conserve • ecosystem • important • grassland • littering

6 Items: cat • lion • zebra • hippo • elephant • Man's best friend

36 Items: web • food • plate • fault • chain • ridge • mantle • trench • okeefe • grades • natural • aquifer • science • resource • boundary • consumer • producer • midocean • behavior • ecosystem • techtonic • renewable • autotroph • divergent • transform • subduction • convection • freshwater • decomposer • convergent • riftvalley • workhabits • heterotroph • springbreak • citizenship • nonrenewable

6 Items: cat • lion • zebra • hippo • elephant • Man's best friend

32 Items: Gas • Fuel • Waste • Adapt • Cycle • Reduce • Effect • Excess • Change • Impact • Weather • Climate • Erosion • Density • Habitat • Predict • Respect • Mitigate • Resource • Positive • Renewable • Gratitude • Absorption • Atmosphere • Ecosystems • Sustainable • Evaporation • Consumption • Environment • Condensation • Relationship • Precipitation

35 Items: old • boom • bust • prey • cycle • niche • erode • space • climax • lichen • growth • forest • change • living • coexist • mimicry • warning • diverse • pioneer • species • primary • predator • interact • predation • community • secondary • camouflage • coloration • ecosystems • succession • protecting • competition • nourishment • distribution • relationships

25 Items: An organism’s home. • The living organisms in an ecosystem • The non-living organisms in an ecosystem. • Organisms that only consume plant matter. • An organism that feeds on other organisms. • Organisms that only consume other animals. • Organisms that consume both plants and animals. • Organisms that can make their own food in an ecosystem • ...

38 Items: prey • niche • flood • biotic • plants • abiotic • species • habitat • animals • disease • drought • producer • consumer • predator • termites • salinity • pollution • ecosystem • ecologist • community • scavenger • turbidity • symbiosis • mutualism • dependent • extinction • population • decomposer • parasitism • environment • competition • independent • temperature • commensalism • trichonympha • carryingcapacity • resourcedepletion • exponentialgrowth

34 Items: life • fauna • genus • health • change • oceans • nature • insect • marine • habitat • species • climate • geology • lichens • wildlife • organism • wetlands • mutation • ecosystem • diversity • biosphere • fisheries • evolution • depletion • ecosystems • rainforest • extinction • biological • vegetation • urbanization • environmental • deforestation • sustainability • overexploitation

36 Items: Peru • cacao • Chile • macaw • Congo • Amazon • Brazil • lemurs • toucan • Borneo • canopy • tenrecs • peccary • erosion • capybara • mahogany • Argentina • CostaRica • cristobal • rainforest • ecosystems • Madagascar • bromeliads • neotropics • extinction • understory • leaflitter • agriculture • conservation • clearcutting • biodiversity • deforestation • geomorphology • globalwarming • photosynthesis • scientificinquiry

33 Items: dna • atp • genes • carbon • lipids • nucleus • glucose • mitosis • meiosis • hydrogen • proteins • dominant • mutations • recessive • evolution • producers • consumers • aminoacids • homozygous • ecosystems • replication • translation • chromosomes • bodysystems • nucleicacids • transciption • mitochondria • heterozygous • crossingover • carbohydrates • photosynthesis • naturalselection • cellularrespiration

10 Items: soil • ocean • desert • forest • tundra • climate • wetland • savanna • prairie • grassland

8 Items: living • omnivore • consumer • producer • herbivore • carnivore • nonliving • environment

10 Items: soil • ocean • desert • forest • tundra • climate • wetland • savanna • prairie • grassland

11 Items: Air • Sun • Fungi • Water • Plants • Animals • Shelter • Producer • Bacteria • Ecosystem • Photosynthesis

35 Items: fox • frog • duck • snail • leech • algae • ponds • shrew • mouse • beaver • minnow • copepod • tadpole • wetland • bulrush • cattail • frogeggs • lilypads • coontail • damselfly • ecosystem • waterweed • ecosystems • waterlilys • gartersnake • backswimmer • spikerushes • waterstrider • emergentzone • mosquitolarva • dragonflynymph • whirligigbeetle • wetlandecosystem • wetlandecosystems • red-wingedblackbird

37 Items: tj • dna • argo • labs • spit • logan • myers • ayden • orten • riggs • tharp • gavin • frogs • hunner • hannah • powell • johnna • halynn • austin • walker • funfun • skulls • brayden • trinity • biology • bealmear • grantham • stafford • frogskin • cktwelve • mccuiston • wedgewood • pondwater • edpuzzles • ecosystems • microscopes • bacteriophages

20 Items: the ability to do work • the organism who eats the plants • ecosystems that are found on land • another name for the primary consumer • ecosystems that are found in the water • energy lost from pyramid at each level • the organism who eats the plant-eaters • another name for photosynthetic organism • shows one path of energy in an ecosystem • ...

18 Items: fat • input • energy • output • starch • system • glucose • product • glycogen • molecule • producer • reactant • ecosystem • organisms • decomposer • mitochondrion • photosynthesis • energystoragemolecule

39 Items: Lake • Jaws • Skin • Apex • Fish • Teeth • Snout • Scaly • Birds • Small • Gator • Holes • United • States • Swamps • Rivers • Mating • Season • Reptile • Marshes • Armored • Predato • Turtles • Mammals • Carrion • Stealth • American • Powerful • Alligator • Bellowing • Freshwater • Ecosystems • Carnivores • Endangered • Camouflage • Ectothermic • Southeastern • Conservation • Mississippiensis

40 Items: soil • yield • manure • sowing • ecology • tillage • pruning • seeding • aeration • drainage • pastoral • planting • grafting • fertility • rotations • innovation • efficiency • harvesting • irrigation • composting • greenhouse • aquaponics • fungicides • herbicides • ecosystems • sustainable • biodynamics • aquaculture • stewardship • hydroponics • pollination • propagation • conservation • biodiversity • agroforestry • permaculture • horticulture • ...

17 Items: fat • carbon • energy • starch • abiotic • biodome • glucose • consumer • glycogen • molecule • producer • ecosystem • organisms • decomposer • chloroplast • mitochondria • photosynthesis

25 Items: food • limit • water • mammal • desert • biotic • dessert • species • fertile • shelter • disease • reserve • extinct • predator • capacity • sunlight • biosphere • community • predators • ecosystem • atmosphere • population • temperature • temperature • limitingfactor

17 Items: savanna • habitat • benefit • species • resource • predator • symbiosis • mutualism • biosphere • community • parasitism • atmosphere • population • cooperative • commensalism • overpopulation • bioticpotential

18 Items: fossil • habitat • foodweb • extinct • ecosystem • producers • consumers • omnivores • foodchain • population • herbivores • carnivores • decomposers • competition • bodyfossils • fossilfuels • tracefossils • paleontologist

6 Items: climax • primary • ecosystem • community • secondary • succession

44 Items: force • toxins • crisis • reform • bushel • cattle • sewage • aquifer • equated • justice • survive • drought • icecaps • looming • mercury • impacts • intimate • glaciers • snowpack • refugees • protests • salinity • hurricane • migration • emissions • allocated • oystermen • predators • tanneries • pollution • superfund • indigenous • disrupting • greenhouse • industrial • astounding • ecosystems • agriculture • exacerbates • inefficiency • corporations • ...

44 Items: Asia • Water • Polar • Arctic • Indian • Europe • Africa • Shells • Oxygen • Buffer • Pacific • Equator • Benthic • Glucose • Climate • Weather • Southern • Atlantic • Tropical • Latitude • Ecosystem • Australia • Temperate • Longitude • Turbidity • Nutrients • Skeletons • WorldOcean • Antarctica • Epipelagic • Ecosystems • CarbonSink • Wavelengths • Mesopelagic • Adaptations • Temperature • NorthAmerica • SouthAmerica • Bathypelagic • Abyssopelagic • Phytoplankton • ...

25 Items: Sun • Apex • Prey • Fungi • Energy • Primary • Trophic • FoodWeb • Habitat • Pyramid • Tertiary • Predator • Omnivore • Organism • Producers • Consumers • Secondary • Nutrients • Herbivore • Carnivore • FoodChain • Ecosystem • Quaternary • Population • Decomposers

10 Items: decay • litter • hazard • compost • nutrient • pollutant • scavenger • decomposer • ecotourism • biodegradable

8 Items: impact • habitat • ecosystem • population • environment • overpopulation • invasivespecies • carryingcapacity

15 Items: atom • energy • aquatic • foodweb • consumer • organism • producer • carnivore • ecosystem • nutrients • decomposer • mattercycle • terrestrial • trophiclevel • energytransfer

10 Items: living • producer • consumer • organism • nonliving • symbiotic • ecosystem • decomposer • adaptation • environment

20 Items: front • biome • tundra • climate • weather • equinox • savanna • prairie • rotation • solstice • ecosystem • deciduous • chaparral • herbivore • carnivore • revolution • coniferous • permafrost • continental • precipitation

38 Items: DDT • Iron • curve • Nickel • Cobalt • Darwin • Beagle • Borneo • numbers • spectrum • orbitals • Cucumber • Botulism • speaking • Infinity • Neodymium • electrons • Galapagos • Sentience • Fibonacci • Ecosystems • Artviewing • Cultivation • savr tomato • intelligence • Spectroscopy • Diamagnetism • entanglement • modification • Paramagnetism • Endosymbiosis • magnification • founder crops • expressionism • Impressionism • Number System • Ferromagnetism • ...

40 Items: fir • elk • Bond • pine • peak • Ranch • bears • trout • Grove • domes • lions • skiing • energy • eagles • trails • turkey • valles • caldera • coyotes • fishing • hunting • meadows • Dunigan • District • collapse • majestic • obsidian • preserve • wetlands • wildlife • education • eruptions • fumaroles • wildfires • ecosystems • grasslands • recreation • restoration • snowshoeing • supervolcano

5 Items: impact • population • environment • overpopulation • carryingcapacity

38 Items: co2 • h20 • snow • algae • water • decay • cycle • sleet • vapor • spongy • oxygen • carbon • matter • exhale • matter • energy • glucose • trophic • recycle • stomata • process • bacteria • nitrogen • omnivore • carnivore • herbivore • fossilize • ecosystem • decomposer • detritivore • chloroplast • chlorophyll • evaporation • respiration • condensation • precipitation • photosynthesis • chemosynthesis

6 Items: mimicry • migrate • nocturnal • hibernate • adaptation • camouflage

6 Items: mimicry • migrate • nocturnal • hibernate • adaptation • camouflage

15 Items: prey • select • object • connect • collect • respect • product • project • protect • perfect • subject • consumer • producer • predator • foodchain

71 Items: max • nemo • ellis • elisa • nadia • james • aleah • lucas • cells • genes • polar • chain • speed • sophia • haylee • jaidyn • audrey • hunter • finley • maddey • traits • matter • cirrus • biomes • forces • science • nimbrod • charlie • nervous • cumulus • stratus • climate • weather • estuary • gravity • inertia • franklin • brooklyn • macheala • jeremiah • heredity • skeletal • muscular • pressure • tropical • humidity • momentum • friction • elizabeth • digestive • radiation • insulator • ...

71 Items: max • nemo • ellis • elisa • nadia • james • aleah • lucas • cells • genes • polar • chain • speed • sophia • haylee • jaidyn • audrey • hunter • finley • maddey • traits • matter • cirrus • biomes • forces • science • nimbrod • charlie • nervous • cumulus • stratus • climate • weather • estuary • gravity • inertia • franklin • brooklyn • macheala • jeremiah • heredity • skeletal • muscular • pressure • tropical • humidity • momentum • friction • elizabeth • digestive • radiation • insulator • ...

24 Items: Center of cell • Basic unit of life • Negatively charged ion • solute is dissolved in • Individual living thing • concentration of H ions • Produces hydroxide ions • Substance that dissolved • forms H ions in solution • contains one type of atom • Differ in number of neutrons • Evenly distributed components • Smallest functional unit of life • Electrons are shared between atoms • ...

6 Items: mimicry • migrate • nocturnal • hibernate • adaptation • camouflage

8 Items: Range • Optimum • Ecosystem • Tolerance • Community • Ecoregion • Populations • Biodiversity

7 Items: habitat • foodweb • producer • consumer • ecosystem • foodchain • decomposer

7 Items: habitat • foodweb • producer • consumer • ecosystem • foodchain • decomposer

100 Items: dna • gps • boab • data • dens • fire • food • pups • algae • clams • coral • crabs • dingo • dunes • fangs • fungi • joeys • koala • nests • ocean • river • shark • toxic • traps • trees • water • alpine • biotic • desert • drones • dugong • forest • magpie • marine • numbat • plants • possum • python • spider • spines • taipan • wattle • whales • wombat • abiotic • animals • banksia • burrows • estuary • flowers • habitat • octopus • puggles • sensors • shelter • viruses • wallaby • chemists • eucalypt • kangaroo • ...

7 Items: habitat • foodweb • producer • consumer • ecosystem • foodchain • decomposer

10 Items: omnivore • autotroph • herbivore • top predator/carnivore • breaks down dead organic matter • Consumers who get their energy by eating other organisms • where less energy is transferred to the next level (only 10%) • producers that capture energy from the sun and use it to make their own food • ...

11 Items: Red list of ___ species. • Where does dodo come from? • Poland's oldest national park • Beavers are the __ of ecosystems • Coral reefs protect ___ from storms. • Expand the shortcut - EXP, no spaces! • Earth's most important pollinators are __ • __ Protection - allows limited harvesting or population control of species • ...

16 Items: Biotic • Ecology • Abiotic • Consumer • RuleOf10 • Autotroph • Herbivore • Carnivore • Ecosystem • FoodChain • Decomposer • Heterotroph • Biodiversity • EnergyPyramid • EcologicalNiche • EcologicalSuccession

20 Items: eats plants • eats animals • word for Earth • breaks down dead matter • eats plants and animals • group of the same organism • weather patterns over time • collection of organ systems • hunts and eats other animals • cannot produce its own energy • associated with living things • organism that feeds off a host • group of different populations • is hunted and eaten by predators • ...

15 Items: Reusing materials • Where animals live • A stock of materials • No longer exists, dies out • Humans clear trees to build houses • Variety of habitats and ecosystems • Prevention of wasteful use of a resource • Production and disharge of gas or radiation • Deplete the stock of fish in a body of water • Weather conditions over a long period of time • ...

10 Items: The state in which SUSECON 2025 was held • The city in Florida where SUSECON 2025 was held • What US businesses are seizing across the nation • A key challenge for US businesses navigating "multi-___" support • What the United States is described as being a relentless engine of • SUSE and this cloud provider are mentioned as a key strategic partners • ...

10 Items: ECOFRIENDLY : Not harmful to the environment; promotes sustainability. • BIOPLASTIC : A type of plastic made from renewable biological substances. • SOLARPANEL : A device that converts sunlight into usable electrical energy. • COMPOSTING : The process of recycling organic waste into nutrient-rich soil. • ...

10 Items: CLIMATE : The long-term weather patterns of a region. • CONSERVATION : The protection and preservation of natural resources. • SUSTAIN : To maintain or support over time without depleting resources. • POLLUTION : The introduction of harmful substances into the environment. • CLEANENERGY : Energy that is produced with minimal harm to the environment. • ...

10 Items: Emissions : The release of harmful gases or pollutants into the atmosphere. • Sustainability : Meeting present needs without compromising future generations. • Ecosystem : A community of living organisms interacting with their environment. • Conservation : The protection and preservation of natural resources and ecosystems. • ...

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 • ...

15 Items: A living part of an ecosystem • A nonliving part of an ecosystem • Step in a food chain or food web • An organism that makes its own food • An organism that cannot make its own food • A consumer that eats both plants and animals • Conversion of light energy from the sun into chemical energy • Organism that feeds on plant and animal remains and other dead matter • ...

10 Items: Collect and analyze evidence from a crime scene. • Are responsible for researching marine ecosystems. • Study and analyze both natural and manmade items to learn more. • Responsible for examining and monitoring the presence of chemicals in water. • Study the appearance, movement, and effect of chemical compounds on the earth. • ...

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 • ...

21 Items: Way What galaxy do we live in? • What falls during an ice storm? • What is the closest star to Earth? • What is the North Star also called? • What force pulls tectonic plates apart? • What phase comes after a crescent moon? • What type of front brings stormy weather? • What is the outermost layer of Earth called? • What is plant and animal matter in soil called? • ...

1 Item: climate, ecosystems, latitude, longitude, cartography, topography, population, migration, urbanization, natural resources, continents, rivers, mountains, oceans, demographics, environment, geopolitics, agriculture, region, elevation, soil, vegetation, set

15 Items: Leftover rocks after separation from an ore • Low population density areas outside of the city • Soil and rock overburdens that were removed during mining • Type of mining where large shafts are dug deep into the ground • Process of restoring land to a natural state after mining is done • Type of mining that destroys ecosystems permanently and completely • ...

27 Items: cucumbers. • and clams. • echinoderms. • respiration. • pollination. • in arthropods. • identical to the parent. • Organisms that primarily feed on plants. • Animals lacking a backbone or vertebral column. • Organisms that primarily feed on other animals. • The variety of life within a specific ecosystem or habitat. • ...

20 Items: Having a diet consisting of other animals. • The ability of cnidarians to regrow lost body parts. • Stinging organelles within cnidocytes, injecting toxins into prey. • The union of egg and sperm outside the body, common in many cnidarians. • Symmetry around a central point, a characteristic feature of cnidarians. • ...

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 • ...

27 Items: Any living factor in an organism’s environment • diversity The variety of genes within a given species • Anything that has or once had all the characteristics of life • divarsity Number of different species living in a specific area • diversity The variety of ecosystems within a given region • Basic unit of structure and organization of all living organisms • ...

42 Items: To dry out. • Slow sinking. • A forest of mangrove trees. • Being out of air and submerged. • Water of intermediate salinity. • A gas-filled bladder in seaweeds. • Animals that burrow in the substrate. • A current that is generated by tides. • Being out of water and exposed to air. • The intensity of the impact of a wave. • A fleshy plant that accumulates water. • ...

20 Items: Refers to Europe, Africa, and Asia, which were connected before the Columbian Exchange . • Refers to the Americas, which were introduced to Europeans after Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1492 . • An agreement between Spain and Portugal in 1494 dividing the newly discovered lands in the Americas between the two nations . • ...