Plate Tectonics
Divergent boundary
Closest planet to the sun.
Mercury
Only this percentage is passed on to the next trophic level...
10%
This body system is composed of bones and gives the body support, movement and protection.
Skeletal System
Kingdom of multicellular heterotrophic organisms whos cells do not have a cell wall.
Animalia
The San Andreas fault is famous for this type of boundary...
Transform boundary
Farthest planet in our solar sytem.
Neptune
Any organism that eats another organism.
Consumer
This body system allows us to breathe and releases waste gases.
Respiratory System
Kingdom of multicellular organism who are autotrophs (make their own food) and their cells have a cell wall.
Plantae
The Himalayan Mountains formed because of this type of boundary...
Convergent boundary
These giant space rocks are located between Mars and Jupiter and separate the inner and outer planets.
The Asteroid Belt
A diagram that illustrate the flow of energy through different trophic levels...
Energy Pyramid
This body system breaks down the food that we eat into energy and gets rid of solid waste.
Digestive System
This kingdom consists of organisms like mushrooms, yeast, and mold; they reproduce with spores.
Fungi
When one tectonic plate slides underneath another tectonic plate is known as...
subduction
Area located after Neptune made up of icy bodies that orbit the Sun.
Kuiper Belt
These organisms transform matter from dead organisms into nutrients returned back to the ecosystem.
Decomposers
This body system consists of your hair, nails and skin.
Integumentary System
Process in which a single parent produces offspring that are genetically identical to them.
Asexual reproduction
The Mariana Trench formed due to which type of boundary?
Convergent boundary
Farthest area of our Solar system, beyond even the Kuiper Belt.
Oort Cloud
These organisms eat secondary consumers.
Tertiary consumers
This body system helps control your hormones, stress levels, and metabolism.
Endocrine System
This kingdom consists or amoebas, algae, and paramecium;
Protista