biology -jenika-
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| what in the environment can filter out poisons in the water? | draining wetlands
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| birth rate is an example of what factor ? | biotic factor
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| what is it called when population neither increases or decreases? | equilibrium
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| whats a glucose? | a type of sugar
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| what makes up acid rain? | sulfuric acid and nitric acid
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| what percentage does ozone layer reflects for the U.V rays back into space? | 30%
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| the warming of the earth is called what effect ? | global effect
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| whats aerobic? | a process that uses oxygen
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| what type of energy gets trapped by the greenhouse gases? | infrared
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| what protects the leaf and makes it waterproof? | waxy cuticle
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