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science exam emily

science study stack for science exam 2011

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the gradual process of change that helps a community or ecosystem achieve stability or balance succession
type of succession that starts from lava,bare rock,glacier movement. primary sucession
starts with a disturbance where a ecosytem already exists secondary succession
how do lichen and mosses get energy? from the sun
name the stages of primary succession A. volcanic eruption B.trees C. lichens and moss D. grasses and shrubs E. animals and trees a c d b e
what is the breaking apart of rocks into smaller pieces weathering
movement of rock and sediment erosion
list three agents of erosion wind water and gravity
what process creates deltas depositions
when sand blown particles hit the surface of rock it slowly wears it down this is an example of weathering
weathering that breaks rocks by phisical weathering such as ice wedging is called physical weathering
weathering that breaks down rocks by chemical force is called chemical weathering
water located within rocks below earths surface is called ground water
when a place is in a drought what happens to the ground water the groundwater levels decrease
how does an aduifer get recharged when it rains
what occurs when water goes through rock and soild into groundwater perculation
a rock that dosent allow water to pass through is called impermeable
how is surface water replaced with rain and groundwatrer
what is caused by a lack of percipitation drought
list three ways a flood can effect an ecosystem drowning animals,moving animals and taking away soil.
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