Science Crossword Puzzles

the smooth inner layer of the heart, where the heart is located in the thoracic cavity, pointed end of the heart, middle (muscle) layer of the heart, …

the agonist muscle when preparing the throw a dart, the type of muscle that never stops working until you die, attaches muscle to bone, the type of …

when the moon fully blocks the sun, the amount of time it takes for the earth to revolve around the sun, when the moon is fully illuminated, the …

a particular trait that helps an organism survive in its environment, structural difference that perform the same function like different types of …

cranial nerve i, relays sensory data from nose to brain, function is sense of smell, cranial nerve ii, connection is eye to brain, function is vision, …

distance light can travel in a year, result of 2 objects rubbing together causing a slowing down, unit used to measure distance in space, branch of …

space traveller, a massive system of stars and planets, instrument to view distant celestial objects, the red planet, artificial object orbiting a …

inflammation due to fluid and pus buildup in the heart, valve between the right atrium and right ventricle, narrowing of a valve or great vessels of …

this loop of _ is comprised of the descending and ascending limbs. bonus: also called the _ loop, precursor to urine, t/f: it is common to have …

blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood from heart to all the body parts, blood vessel that carries deoxygenated blood from heart to the lungs, …

this is dark during a lunar eclipse, getting smaller, the moon takes 27 days to _ around the earth, the quarter of the moon when it is light on the …

only star in the solar system, large mass of very hot gas, number of lunar months, minor bodies of ice, dust and rock, planet can be seen from earth, …

a star that suddenly increases greatly in brightness because of a catastrophic explosion that ejects most of its mass, one who studies the night sky …

splitting of a nucleus into smaller fragments that results in the release of neutrons and a large amount of energy, the type of radioactive decay in …

infection that develop and progress slowly, an organism that grow rapidly in the presence of high pressure, a microorganism that requires 5-10% co2, …

the study of the biology of organisms such as viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi, slime molds, and protozoa, the study of blood and blood disorders, …

the action of breathing air out of the lungs, organs of the respiratory system where gas exchange happens, muscles between the ribs that aid …

energy that gives us power, when there are more positive charges, magnets have a _ and south pole, when equal forces act on an object, sign for …

the coarse particle that is the largest of the three particle sizes, the middle particle size, the smallest particle size, combination of all three …

kinetic energy is the energy of, when a liquid becomes a gas, when a liquid becomes a solid, when a solid becomes a liquid, the particles only vibrate …

the name for the group of bones that make up a beautiful person’s “money maker”, the total number of facial bones, the only bone that isn’t …

can be used as the body for hydraulic jacks, grade m is also known by what number?, alloy of copper and zinc, strain age embrittlement is caused by?, …

water soluble protein; example: an enzyme, organic compound used to store energy; made up of carbon hydrogen and oxygen, a water transporting protein, …

having the same molecular formula but different structural formulas or connectivity of their atoms, substituents that are on opposite sides of the …

bacteria containing gram-negative rods that form a chainlike colony, the study of rickettsia, rabies virus, gram-positive spherically shaped bacteria …

single cell microorganism that lacks a nucleus and uses binary fission to multiply, rod-shaped, ability to cause disease, shortened rod, process by …

containing infection or infectious organisms or germs, piece of equipment used to sterilize articles by way of steam under pressure and/or dry heat, a …

the main component of membranes, maintains stability and regulates fluidity of the membrane, a lipid with a carbohydrate group attached, a protein …

the tube connecting the mouth & nose to the lungs, bigger tubes that carry air in and out of the lungs, smaller tubes that carry air to the …

large molecules essential for cell structure and function, segment of dna that codes for a specific trait or protein, father of modern genetics, …