Climate, Soil, & Vegetation Crossword Puzzle

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QUESTIONS LIST:

  • parent material : broken down by erosion to begin soil production
  • natural vegetation : grown without human interference
  • latitude : the amount of direct sunlight a region receives depends on it's:
  • elevation : climate factor that causes cooling as you go higher
  • humus : rich in organic materials
  • precipitation : proximity to large bodies of water affects the amount of _ a region gets.
  • temperature range : difference between the highest temperature and lowest temperature of a climate station
  • labrador : cold ocean current
  • topsoil : rich in nutrients, dark in colour
  • transition : type of zone that shows the gradual change in natural vegetation
  • climate : overall pattern of weather
  • deciduous : types of trees that lose their leaves and need warmer temperatures and rain
  • precipitation : on a climate graph the bar graph represents a climate station's:
  • subsoil : layer consisting of a combination of nutrients and minerals
  • maritime : type of location generally located along the coast
  • air mass : brings the characteristics of temperature and moisture from wherever it has been
  • weather : day-to-day characteristics of atmospheric conditions
  • leaching : when nutrients are pulled downwards, out of reach from the plant roots
  • latitude : refers to the distance from the equator
  • coniferous : types of trees that can withstand colder temperature and snow
  • continental : type of location generally located inland
  • calcification : occurs in drier climates where nutrients are pulled upwards and evaporated
  • arctic : type of climate located in the far north of canada
  • gulf stream : warm ocean current
  • temperature : on a climate graph the line graph represents a climate station's: