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Saving Earth's resources

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Mineral   a natural nonliving substance that makes up rock  
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Igneous Rock   form from melted rock  
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Sedimentary Rock   form from sediments that are cemented or pressed together  
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Relative Age   the age of one thing compared to another  
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Metamorphic Rock   rocks formed from other rocks by extreme heat and pressure  
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Rock Cycle   shows how rocks change from one form to another  
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Resource   materials from Earth that have useful properties  
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Humus   a nonliving plant or animal matter  
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Horizon   soil form in layers called...  
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Soil Profile   shows horizons  
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Topsoil   another name for the A horizon  
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Subsoil   another name for the B horizon  
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Pore Spaces   the spaces between particles of soil  
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Porous   materials with pore spaces  
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Permeability   describes how fast water passes through a porous material  
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Fossil   evidence of an organism that lived long ago  
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Amber   a hard, smooth material  
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Mold   a hollow form with a certain shape  
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Cast   a fossil that is formed or shaped in a mold  
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Imprint   a mark made by pressing  
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Fossil Fuel   an energy source that formed millions of years ago  
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Nonrenewable Resource   a useful material that cannot be replaced easily  
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Renewable Resource   a useful material that is replaced quickly in nature  
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