Ecosystems
Eats food to survive.
What is Consumer?
Light, white, fluffy clouds that appear during fair weather.
What is Cumulus Clouds?
When water vapor rises from the sea and ground.
What is evaporation?
The Scientific study of genes and heredity.
What is Genetics?
A push, or a pull.
What is Force?
All the living things in an area and their habitat.
It starts off with Evaporation and Transpiration, then Condensation, Precipitation, and finally Run-Off.
What is a Water Cycle?
When liquid water droplets fall from the sky.
What is Precipitation.
What is Mutations?
Why does a ball fall when you drop it?
What is Gravity?
What is occuring when there is warm, humid air with persistent rain?
A Warm Front.
Leftover preciptation that the land is unable to absorb.
What is Run-off?
What does a Homozygous Dominant symbol looks like?
What is Two Capital letters? Ex. TT
When a body is at rest will remain at rest unless acted upon by a force.
What is Newton's first law of motion?
Bacteria, Plants, and Animals are all examples of:
What is Biotic Factors?
What is occuring when there is a sudden drop in temperature, with heavy rain, and dry air with severe thunderstorms?
What is a Cold Front?
When water vapor rises from plants.
What is Transpirtation?
What does a Homozygous recessive symbol looks like?
What is two lower case letters? Ex. tt
When a constant force acts on a massive body, it causes it to accelerate.
What is Newton's 2nd law?
Sunlight, Soil, and Rainfall are all examples of:
What is Abiotic Factors?
What is occurring when there is cold air mass from a cold front, and warm air mass from a warm front, and tempertures drop with strong winds and heavy precipitation.
What is an Occluded Front?
The process of water vapor turning back into liqud water, causing clouds to form.
What is Condensation?
What does a Heterozygous symbol looks like?
What is one upper case and lower case letter? Ex. Tt
When two bodies interact, they apply forces to one another that are equal in magnitude and opposite direction. In simple words, action and reaction.
What is Newton's third law of Motion?