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uses pictures or words and arrows to show energy moves from plants to animals

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food chain

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plants

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producers

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eats only plants

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herbivores

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eats both plants and animals

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omnivores

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eats only meat

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carnivores

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and usually not eaten

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top of food chain

Question 8

interconnecting food chains uses pictures-words-arrows

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food web

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the amount of energy from each trophic level

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energy pyramids

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have the most energy in the energy pyramid

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producers

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natural disasters

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changes to the environment

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changes in populations

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limiting factors

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landslides

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natural disasters

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wildfires

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floods

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ground movement

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landslides

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usually down a slope

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caused by rain, floods, earthquakes, humans, or natural causes

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affect environment.

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1. blocking roads

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2. damanging habitats /homes

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3. destroying power lines

Question 24

occurs in grassland and forest

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wildfires

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caused by lightning or humans

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benefits- gets rid of over crowding, dead plants,

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affects on environment

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1. seeds may not break open

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2. air pollution

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3. habitat destruction

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4. destroying home or habitat

Question 32

high water stage where it overflows its natural banks

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floods

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regular river flood

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two types of floods

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flash flood

Question 35

caused by

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floods

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1. heavy rain

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2. over saturated soil

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3. high river stream or reservoir

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4. urbanization

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damaged property

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effects of floods

Question 41

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endangering animals

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soil erosion

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deposition of sediment

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birth

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changes in population

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death

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immigration

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emigration

Question 48

number of birth at a certain time

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birth rate

Question 49

number of death during a certain time

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death rate

Question 50

move in from another environment

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immigration

Question 51

when a population leaves an environment

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emigration

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can change the population

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limiting factors

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climate

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amount of food and water

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amount of space

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amount of shelter

Question 57

the greatest amount an environment will hold

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carrying capacity

Question 58

combination of sand, silt, clay, gravel and organic material called humus

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soil

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layers or horizons

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soil profile

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that shows materials and permeability

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topsoil

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three layers of soil

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subsoil

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bedrock

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nutrient rich

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topsoil

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