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Mixed
100

the process of changing free nitrogen into a usable form of nitrogen

Nitrogen Fixation

100

an organism that obtains energy by feeding on other organisms

Consumer

100

energy moves through an ecosystem when

one organism eats another

100

the tallest layer of the rainforest which receives the most sunlight and courage up to 70 m high

The Emergent Layer

100

organisms that breakdown biotic waste and dead organisms and return the Raw materials to the ecosystem

Decomposers

200

in the nitrogen cycle, nitrogen moves from the air into the soil, into living things, and

Back into the air or soil

200

a carnivore that feeds on the dead bodies of dead organisms

Scavenger

200

a series of events in which one organism eats another and obtains energy

Food Chain

200

the middle layer of the rain forest that goes up to 50 m tall forming a leafy roof

The Canopy

200

an area of a grassland located close to the equator that receives as much is 120 cm of rain each year and has scattered shrubs and small trees

Savanna

300

in ecosystems, the processes by which carbon and oxygen are recycled, are linked. __________________, __________________, and ______________________ all play roles in recycling carbon and oxygen

Producers, consumers, decomposers

300

consists of many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem

Food web

300

a diagram that shows the amount of energy that moves from one feeding level to another in a food web

Energy Pyramid

300

the lowest layer below the canopy. a layer of short trees and vines around 15 meters high above the ground

Understory

300

a biome of dense forests of evergreens with very cold winters and short mild summers. Spruce and Fir trees

Boreal Forest

400

The processes of __________________, ____________________, ______________________ make up the water cycle

Evaporation, condensation, precipitation

400

extremely cold and dry biome; known for its permafrost, mosses, lichens are the primary plants

Tundra Biome

400

the most energy is available at the _________________ level of the energy pyramid.

Producer

400

the six major biomes are

desert, rainforest, grassland, deciduous forest, boreal forest, and tundra

400

Ground that is permanently frozen found in the Tundra Biome

Permafrost

500

two or more atoms that are joined an act as a unit make up a

Molecule

500

Matter is made up of tiny particles called

Atoms

500

an area that is populated mostly by grasses another non woody plants and receives 25 to 75 cm of rain each year

Grassland

500

it is mostly the ________________, the average ________________________________ and __________________________________________, in an area that determines its biome

climate, annual temperature, amount of precipitation

500

Some land areas like mountains which have a variety of habitates and climates are not classified as ____________

Biomes

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