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| movement of rocks along a break in the Earth's crust |
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| A break in the Earth's Crust |
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| Result of a vibration from an earthquake, causes rocks to slide downhill |
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| Happens due to an earthquake underwater, Causes a huge amount of water to be displaced and massive destruction occurs |
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| A vent in the Earth's crust which molten rock (magma) flows |
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| What is the difference between Magma and Lava |
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| Magma is molten rock that forms inside of a volcano, while Lava is molten rock that hardens on the Earth's surface |
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| Any natural process that changes objects on Earth's surface |
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| the moving of weathered material from one location to another |
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| the settling of eroded material |
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| A large mass of ice on land that slowly moves along the Earth's surface |
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| What is chemical weathering |
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| when atoms of one substance react with another weathering component (i.e. Iron rocks and oxygen) and create a new molecule |
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| a series of chemical reactions that converts light energy, water and carbon dioxide |
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a series of chemical reactions that breaks down food molecules into energy
(i.e. Glucose+Oxygen->H2O+CO2) |
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| glycolysis is the process in which glucose is being broken down into energy molecules |
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| What is the Purpose of cellular respiration |
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| To convert energy in food molecules into a form of usable energy |
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| Organisms that consume a producer or another consumer |
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| Organisms that produce food in which consumers can eat |
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| eats both plants and animals |
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| a simple model that shows where energy moves from the sun, to a producer, to a consumer, and to another consumer |
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| a model that shows how matter and energy are interconnected to a community |
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| a group of organisms with similiar traits that are able to produce offsprind |
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| All organisms of the same species that live together and the same place at the same time |
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| All populations of different species that live in the same area at the same time |
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| all living and nonliving parts of a specific area |
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| a close, long term relationship between two species |
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| a symbiotic relationship that doesn't benefit or harm the other |
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| When one species is being harmed from a parasite |
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| When both partners benefit from the relationship |
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| members of some populations working together in order to survive |
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| There aren't enough resources to go around, so then organisms fight over the resources |
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| predator-prey relationship |
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| when one organism hunts and the other is the hunted |
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