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change of a substance from a liquid to a gas
evaporation
change of a substance from a gas to a liquid
condensation
any form of water that falls on the earth's surface from clouds (rain, snow, sleet, hail)
percipitation
the breakdown of substances into simpler, molecular substances
decomposition
the burning of a substance
combustion
amount of water added to the water cycle each day
none
this supports all life, transports nutrients and wastes within an organism
water
most common molecule in all living things (organic)
carbon
movement of water
water cycle
movement of carbom between the enviroment and living things
carbon cycle
how plants make food, also basis of carbon cycle
photosynthesis
movement of nitrogen between environment and living things
Nitrogen cycle
How much of earths air is made of nitrogen
78%
Are the nitrogen, carbon and water cycle the only cycles in nature
NO
replacement of one type of community by another at a single place over a period of time
succession
a species that colonized an uninhabited area and starts the process of succession
pioneer species
a communitgy starts to grow in an area that other organisms had not previously lived
primary succession
an existing community is destroyed and a new community forms in its place
secondary sucession
List four places where water can go after it falls as percipitation
groundwater, in a glacier, in a river, pond
what forms of matter are there on earth?
liquid, solid, gas
what role do animals have in the carbon cycle
animals obtain carbom from the food they eat, they give off carbon from respiration, feces and decomposition (after they die)
what role do humans have in the carbon cycle?
same as the animals, we belong to the same kingdom!