Down |
2. | layer of soil beneath the topsoil |
3. | layer of soil that differs in color and texture from the layers above or below it (2 words) |
4. | process by which water, ice, wind, or gravity moves weathered rock or soil |
6. | Great Plains area in the 1930s where wind erosion caused soil loss (2 words) |
8. | rock formed when particels sediments are pressed and cemented together (2 words) |
10. | solid rock beneath the soil |
11. | formed when rocks are changed by pressure, heat or chemical reaction (2 words) |
13. | chemical change in which a substance combines with oxygen |
15. | management og soil to prevent its destruction (2 words) |
18. | solid in which atoms are arranged in a repeating pattern |
19. | weathering in which rock is physically broken into smaller pieces (2 words) |
20. | process of splititng rocks by water seeping into cracks, freezing and expanding (2 words) |
22. | organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms |
24. | principle stating the geologic process operating today operated in the past |
25. | the series of processes that change rocks from one type to another (2 words) |
27. | rock formed by the cooling of melten rock (2 words) |
29. | rock that contains a metal or useful mineral |
32. | chemical and physical processes that break down rock at Earth's surface |
37. | thick mass of grass roots and soil |
39. | loose, weathered materials on Earth's surface in which plants can grow |