Mississippi's Natural Environment: Landforms and Biota Crossword

Physiographic divisions
Region that is narrow and poorly drained
Region that is relatively flat, good for agriculture, has marl deposits
Buff-coated silt believed to have been transported by wind
A region that slopes ever so gently north to south, but seems flat
A region that is in southeast Mississippi between 200 and 500 feet
A flood control measure used in the Yazoo Basin
A region that averages between 400 and 600 feet above sea level
A ridge that divides the Tennessee-Tombigbee river basins
The height of the land above sea level
Region that gets its name from the dark color of the soil
Physical features such as mountains or plateaus
Region that is relatively flat near the Gulf of Mexico
Soil that is deposited by water
Soil type that is a mixture of sand, silt and clay textures
Term used to describe the flora and fauna of a region
Natural vegetation on the land
Represent the animal life of a particular area.
Geographic areas on Earth's surface where organisms interact with environment
Group of organisms and their environment that function in nature
This is concerned with the interrelationship between life forms and environment
Information system specifically designed to analyze environment info