Description

animals and plants that live along the shoreline of the ocean to be able to withstand the waves
most diverse and richest ecosystems
any place on earth were living thing interact with othersliving and non-living
green slime
carried by water
formed by volcanoes that from the ocean floor
snow and ice built up and it begins to move in between mountains from a high valley(s)
amount of water born materials
underwater volcanoes that don't come all the way up to the surface
side view of an landscape
rocks and geavel that build up along that side or/and the end of a glacier
where motlen rock is pushed up and moves away from one another
formed by a glaciers actions scouring out depression in the land
parts of a glacier when it melts
small hills with a distinctive teardrop shape
is a shelf of land that extends out below the waters surface
glaicersthat cover vast areas of land
wearing away of rock, fragments and soil
deepest parts of the water, water receives no light and little o2
use in home
a micropscopic parasite which feeds off of others
water under the earth's surface
litmus paper test; to see how much acidity is in the water
water from a sea or ocean
measure how hot or cold something is
cloudness of water
gas that forms dictomic molecules
contaning high concentration of calium and magnesium
water from high concentration to low concentration
separating solutions that involves boling or condensation
water that is safe to drink
selectively permeable for water to go through
cicular movement of water partlices that causes a change in pattern that moves along the water's surface
daily change in water level of an ocean
stream or river, volume and rate of flow, slope and shape bed
observe check, or keep track of something
number of an organisms
range of values, how much o2 that dissolved in water
eroded rocks, fragments and soil carried in water or by wind
variety of different species in an ecosystem
physial or behavior charactistic of a species that will increase it's survuval

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