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Tong AP World

Tong AP World (Buenaventura)

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complexity How complex something is; very complicated or has many parts
Ice Age A long period of time when the Earth's temperature is decreased
Goldilocks Principle The Gaia hypothesis proposes that all organisms and their inorganic surroundings on Earth are closely integrated to form a single and self-regulating complex system, maintaining the conditions for life on the planet.
Gaia A theory that hypothesizes every living thing and the non-living things in their environment are mixed together to create an independent whole that keeps life
Agrarian Revolution A vitial change in agriculture during the 8th century and the 13th century in Muslim regions
entropy Thermodynamic property that can be used to find the energy available for a thermodynamic process
emergence More new species or additions during evolution
integration To combine certain parts to a whole
paradox A proclamation made that appears ridiculouse but could offer some truth
theory An idea that explains a natural phenomenon and is supported by evidence but is still not considered hard fact
evolution A result of advancement or growth
regime The powers or system ruling a particular area
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