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osmosis

water molecule diffusion

multicellular

organisms consisting of more than one cell

organ system

group of organs working together

tissue

grouping of cells with a specific purpose

warning coloration

adaption involving bright colors or distinct markings which stand out and warn off predators

biotic

living components in an envirenment

coniferous forest

temperate weather biome distinguished by trees with needles

organ

grouping of tissues with a specific purpose

diffusin

movement of molecules by collision moving from high concentration to low concentration

active transport

processes requiring energy to allow substances to enter and exit the cell

passive transport

process that allows substances to enter and exit a cell with out using energy

desert

land biome distinguished by hot temperatures and very little rain fall

stationary front

weather condition that occurs when neither of the two air masses is strong enough to push the other aside; associated with very gradual changes in weather

layers of the atmosphere

troposhere


stratosphere


mesosphere


thermosphere


exosphere

consumer

Feeds on other plants




cant make its own food

camoflague

adaptation in color and body plan which helps as organisms blend in with surroundings

nutrient cycle

flow of an element as it changes from one form to another

commensalism

relationship between 2 organisms where 1 partner benefits and the other is neither harmed or affected

mutualism

relationship between 2 organisms where both organisms benefit

chloroplasts

photosynthesis occurs here; found in plant cells and some algae

high pressure

where atmosphere pressure is higher than other pressures

abiotic

nonliving components in an envirenment

producer

living organism that can produce its own food

low pressure

where the atmosphere pressure is lower than other pressures

grassland

land biome distinguished by short rainy season, a long dry season, and lack of trees

parasitism

relationship where one organism is helped and the other is harmed

warm front

weather condition that occurs when the new air mass moving in is warm and less dense than the exsisting air mass

biome

geographical area defined by climate and location

precipitation

process of water falling onto earth in many forms

condensation

process of water changing from gas state to liquid state

hydrosphere

domain encompassing all forms of water on earth

surface weather map

type of weather map wich shows general weather trends over large areas such as continents

decomposers

living organism which helps break down decaying objects

ecosystem

group of non living and living individuals co-existing in a specific location

processes

move the nutrient from one part to the next

reservoirs

storage place within a cycle where a substance can be found for an extended time

station model

type of weather map which gives conditions such as a rainfall, cloud cover, and temperature for an area

eukaryotic cell

contains membrane bound organelles and a nucleus

tropical rainforest

has variety of plant and animal life


humid and war,


by the equator

cold front

weather condition that occurs when the new air mass moving in is colder and more dense than the existing air mass

compound light microscope

type of light microscope consisting of 2 or more lenses

temperate deciduous forest

temperate weather biome distinguished by trees that do not have leaves in the winter

mimicry

adaptation in which a harmless organism imitates another that is harmful

isobar

weather symbol on surface area maps, drawn to connect area with similar atmosphere pressure

atmosphere

domain enveloping the earth; made of gases

parts of the cell theory

1) All living things contain cells


2) The cells are the basic unit, structure, and function in all living things


3) all cells come from other cells

lithosphere

encompasses all different forms of soil and stone on earth

nitrogen fixation

process where nitrogen is changed from a gas state into other forms that living things can use

cell

basic unit and structure of any living thing

tundra


frozen desert


cold weather land biome distinguished by lack of trees

freshwater ecosystem

ecosystem involving no salt water

respiration

process where living organisms break down glucose to release energy

prokaryotic cell

cell with no membrane bound organelles and no nucleus

estuary


biome connecting the salt water of the ocean with the fresh waters of the river


contains salt but less than the ocean

ocean

water biome containing salt water

bioshpere

where interactions occur between nonliving and living components of earth

carrying capacty

number of individuals an ecosystem can support

adaption

changes an individual makes in order to survive

ozone layer

layer of oxygen molecules on the stratosphere; filters ultra violent radiation
photosynthesis

process where the sun's energy is used to convert CO2 and water to sugar