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what is the study of how things interact with each other and with their environment?
ecology
How does energy enter most ecosystems?
sunlight
What are factories where crude oil is separated into fuels and other products?
refineries
what do almost all minerals have?
crystal structure
what are igneous rocks that form when lava cools on the surface called?
extrusive
What is a fold in rock that bends upward into an arch called?
anticline
What is a lake that stores water for human use?
reservoir
Where does most of the pollution in the atmosphere come from?
burning fossil fuels
What is the total energy of motion in the molecules of a substance called?
thermal energy
What are the doldrums characterized by?
weak winds
What do the small lines on the end of a shaft represent on a weather map?
wind speed
How often does an El Nino typically occur?
2-7 years
What is the place where an organism lives that provides the things an organism needs?
habitat
What is the major way in which new individuals are added to the population?
birth of offspring
What is a waste product of respiration that producers take in during photosynthesis?
carbon dioxide
what part of earths layer is the upper most part of the mantle?
lithosphere
what process forms a metamorphic rock?
heat and pressure beneath earths surface
What is the long tube in the ground that connects the magma chamber to Earth's surface?
pipe
why do few organisms live at the bottom of deep lakes?
sunlight cannot penetrate to the bottom of a deep lake
when water combines with ______, acid rain may form.
sulfur oxides
where does most of the heating of the troposphere come from?
convection
Where are the horse latitudes located?
about 30degrees N and S latitudes
What, usually is the most dangerous aspect of a snowstorm?
High winds
what does a cloud cover symbol that is three fourths black and one fourth white represent?
70-80% cloud cover
What are places on a weather map that have the same temperature connected by?
isotherms