Ecology & Environment Crossword Puzzles

point on the earth´s surface above the focus of an earthquake, type of graph that shows how quickly a river responds to a rainfall event, a tidal …

factors such as food, water and shelter that can affect a population based on the size of , the population _ is the number of individuals in a given …

the alps, a dense woodland in equatorial area, a black leopard, a large reptile, an indian mammal, they like chirping in the trees, a plant type, a …

protection, a source of water for desert plants, a period of time without any precipitations, a part of a broken glass, roots do it with water, a stem …

the global movement of water in the deep ocean created by differences in temperature and salinity (salt content), moving like a conveyor belt, the …

causes cracks in rocks to expand as water seeps in and freezes, breaking down of rock and wearing away of rock by the action of other rock, process by …

the type of conservation that focuses on reducing or slowing potential damage to a collection, _ , mould, salt corrosion if the relative humidity is …

broken down by erosion to begin soil production, grown without human interference, the amount of direct sunlight a region receives depends on it's:, …

running water such as streams and rivers, unnatural lake caused by damming rivers, quarries or mines or stock ponds on ranches, region at lowest level …

these popular items can contain microplastics, a possible symptom of excessive exposure to microplastics, this type of feed stock can be used to …

natural home for plants, animals or organisms, large ears like a mule. bifurcated antlers. forage on plants in summer, conifers in winter, 9 foot …

materials carried and deposited by a glacier, this glacier is formed in mountainous regions, surface made up mostly of pebbles and small, broken rock, …

an area of ground covered by a single crop, with almost no other species present, the number of different species that live in an area, the complete …

where 1 organism benefits and the other gets nothing, where the weather changes from hot to cold, all non living factors present in an ecosystem, …

taking items that were meant for one purpose but can be used for other ones, the total amount of greenhouse gases that are generated by our actions …

the uppermost layer of vegetation in terrestrial biome, a narrow stratum of rapid temperature change in the ocean and lakes, a terrestrial biome at …

a biome with tall grasses, also known as a tropical grassland, covering half of africa, which biome covers 3/4 of earth, a frozen layer under the …

the outer part of the magnetic field that interacts with these particles, in this layer, the effects of temperature outweigh the effects of pressure, …

wet air, what happens when an updraft meets a downdraft and a dry air mass meets a wet air mass, something that forms in the sky that is white, a …

the process by which the land becomes desert, a long period in which there is little or no rain, gases and other substances discharged into the air, …

a spinning storm with a cone shape, a huge storm with heavy rain and strong winds, a storm with rain and lightning, a flash of electricity in the sky, …

a place where land meets water, provides habitat, clean water, flood control and stores carbon, a plant that smells of rotting meat to attract flies …

a unit consisting of living and nonliving organisms in the environment, a living thing, abiotic (ex. sunlight, soil, water, oxygen), biotic (ex. …

round balls of ice that fall from thunderstorms, a bright flash of electricity in the sky during a storm, frozen precipitation in the form of white …

energy generated from atoms, either by fission or by fusion [7], name for heat energy which is derived from the earths sub-surface [10], renewable …

the main cause of pollution in our atmosphere, the state of the atmosphere at any given time, this occurs midway between solstices, what cause air …

the wearing away and removal of rock by the sea, where eroded rocks are hurdled against a cliff wearing it away, where eroded rocks hit against each …

effect that's the curving path of a moving object from a straight path due to earth's rotation, front that is a of air masses that move very little or …

variety of life and organisms in a habitat or ecosystem, biological variation that occurs within a species, diagram that shows how organisms are …

_ endangered species have a very high risk of extinction in the immediate future (10 years)., _ species have a high risk of extinction in the near …