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Planets
Question | Answer |
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3rd planet from the sun | Earth |
planet that is no longer considered a planet | Pluto |
planet with rings | Saturn |
planet with evidence of water | Mars |
hottest planet | Mercury |
planet named after the goddess of love | Venus |
largest planet | Jupiter |
non-living organisms | Abiotic |
living organisms | Biotic |
different types of organisms in an area | Biodiversity |
meat eating organisms | carnivore |
eats dead matter | detritivore |
plant eating organism | herbivore |
plant and meat eating organism | omnivore |
eats other organisms to obtain energy | consumer |
catches and feeds on other animals | predator |
gets hunted | prey |
plants that use the sun's light for energy | producer |
breaks down dead material | decomposer |
area where organisms live | habitat |
group of similar organisms that have the ability to reproduce with each other | species |
solid layer under the subsoil | bedrock |
parts of the earth where life exists | biome |
uses oxygen to obtain energy from glucose | cellular respiration |
process in which plants use carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight to produce glucose | photosynthesis |
removing all trees at one time | clearcutting |
carnivore that eats the remains of dead animals | scavengers |
contains relatively large rock particles | sandy soil |
species at risk of becoming endangered if changes aren't made to the ecosystem | threatened |
non-native species that cause harm to the ecosystem | invasive species |
complex in which living things interact with each other and with non-living things | ecosystem |
remains of dead organisms and animal wastes | organic matter |
the level of oxygen in water | dissolved oxygen(DC) |
rain that contains acids formed from nitrogen and sulfur | acid rain |
how much land and water is needed to support a person's lifestyle | ecological footprint |
gradual build-up of chemicals in an organism's body | bioaccumulation |
all members of the same species dies | extinction |
organic material made up of plant and animal waste | biomass |
destroying nature in small areas creating potential danger and harm to the organisms living within it | habitat fragmentation |
an example of a fertilizer | eutrophication |
how fast oxygen is used up in water | Biological Oxygen Demand(BOD) |
chemicals sprayed on crops that kill unwanted organisms | pesticide |
a huge wave of development of houses, factories, and businesses near the forests and such | urban sprawl |
contains rock particles of many different sizes | loam |