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Southwest Environment

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The process of water, wind, and ice slowly carrying away rock and soil   erosion  
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An aquifer is a source of what?   water  
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By definition, the amount of rain that falls each year in a desert is less than what?   10 inches  
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Farmers plowing up prairie grass by planting wheat was one cause of what event in the 1930's?   the Dust Bowl  
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Like the Southwestern U.S., Nigeria has grown rapidly as a result of what?   petroleum  
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Deep, narrow valley that stretches 217 miles through northern Arizona   Grand Canyon  
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Giant cactus trees called saguaros grow in this area in Arizona.   Sonoran Desert  
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Patillo Higgins discovered oil in this state in 1901.   Texas  
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Today this city is our nation's top oil-refininf center.   Houston  
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In 1905 a drilling crew found oil near this city in Oklahoma.   Tulsa  
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The form of petroleum that bubbles up from the ground.   crude oil  
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A way to grow crops with only rain water.   dry farming  
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A chemical made from petroleum   petrochemical  
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Changing in order to survive in a certain environment.   adaptation  
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A factory where crude oil is separated into parts that can be used   refinery  
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A fuel formed underground from dead plants   petroleum  
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A hill with a flat top   mesa  
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A deep, narrow valley with steep sides   canyon  
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An area of the Great Plains devastated by droughts and dust storms in the 1930's   Dust Bowl  
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A hill with a flat top that is smaller than a mesa   Butte  
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An underground layer of rock or gravel that traps water   aquifer  
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