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1. | Materials found in nature that are used by people (i.e sunshine, water soil etc.) |
3. | An animal that feeds on dead plants or animals. |
4. | Natural resources that do not replenish themselves readily. |
5. | Referring to the forces within the earth that cause the movement of the crust resulting in earthquakes volcanoes faulting etc. |
6. | Those plants and animals that are in danger of getting extinct |
7. | Animals with backbones including 5 groups, amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles. |
9. | The passage of chemical energy (food) from producers to consumers |
10. | Those animals without backbones including |
11. | A Characteristic (physical or behavioral) that improves chance of survival in a particular habitat |
14. | A break in the earth's crust where one side moves against the other, resulting in a earthquake |
17. | Living on land. |
19. | A group of living things which are generally found together within an ecosystem |
21. | The process by which green plants utilize sunlight to make food from carbon dioxide. |
22. | An organism that breaks down or decomposes materials into simpler forms (i.e sunlight moisture, changes in temperature, etc.) |
23. | A series of significant changes in appearance and body structure in an organism's life cycle |
24. | Everything that surrounds an organism, including living(biotic) and non-living(abiotic) matter |
25. | A personal or social moral code |
26. | Tribe of Indians who roamed from coast to desert. |
28. | The imitation of one organism of another organism. |
29. | A system of interconnecting food chains |
30. | An organism that feeds on living materials. |