a thin layer of relativity cool rock thaty forms Earths outer skin both on dry land and oceans

layer of very hot bust mostly solid rock.

the layer of earth below the mantle

one of the rigid layers of the lithosphere

mountains,islands and continents

the movement and accumulated of eroded soil

conversion of a substance from a liquid to a gas.

release of water vapor by plants through their leaves

water entering the atmosphere as rain or snow

a change in state from a gas to liquid

a sponge like formation of rock, sand and gravel that holds water

law of conservation of matter

the principle of that states that matter can change form but cannot be created or destroyed

matter that organisms requires for thier live process

biogeochemical cycles

nutrients circulate endlessly thought the environment in complex cycles

organisms including plants and aldge that produce thier own food

producers pull carbon dioxide out of their environment and combined it with water in the presents of sunlight

organisms mainly animals that must eat other organisms to gain their nutrients

organisms such a bacteria and fungie that break down waists and dead organisms

the process by which organisms use oxygen to release the chemical energy for sugars and release co2 and water

the introduction of phosphosorouse and nitrogen in a body of water that leads to and overgrowth of a;dge and other organisms

the conversion of nitrogen gas into ammonia.

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Question	Answer
crust	a thin layer of relativity cool rock thaty forms Earths outer skin both on dry land and oceans
mantle	layer of very hot bust mostly solid rock.
core	the layer of earth below the mantle
techtonic plate	one of the rigid layers of the lithosphere
land forms	mountains,islands and continents
depositions	the movement and accumulated of eroded soil
evaporation	conversion of a substance from a liquid to a gas.
transpiration	release of water vapor by plants through their leaves
precipitation	water entering the atmosphere as rain or snow
condensation	a change in state from a gas to liquid
aquifers	a sponge like formation of rock, sand and gravel that holds water
groundwater	fresh water underground
law of conservation of matter	the principle of that states that matter can change form but cannot be created or destroyed
Nutriens	matter that organisms requires for thier live process
biogeochemical cycles	nutrients circulate endlessly thought the environment in complex cycles
Primary producers	organisms including plants and aldge that produce thier own food
photosynthesis	producers pull carbon dioxide out of their environment and combined it with water in the presents of sunlight
consumers	organisms mainly animals that must eat other organisms to gain their nutrients
Decomposers	organisms such a bacteria and fungie that break down waists and dead organisms
Cellular resperation	the process by which organisms use oxygen to release the chemical energy for sugars and release co2 and water
eutrophication	the introduction of phosphosorouse and nitrogen in a body of water that leads to and overgrowth of a;dge and other organisms
Nitrogen fixation	the conversion of nitrogen gas into ammonia.

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