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| The Continuous Process By Which Water Moves From Earth's Surface To The Atmosphere. (Water Being Recycled) |
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| Process Of Changing Free Nitrogen Into A Usable Form. |
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| The Typical Weather Patterns in an area over a long period of time |
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| A Group Of Land Ecosystems With Similar Climates And Organisms. |
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| The Area Between The Highest High-Tide And The Lowest Low-Tide. |
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| A Region Of Shallow Water Below The Low-Tide Line. |
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| The Study Of Where Organisms Live. |
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| When Nitrogen Moves From The Air To The Soil, Into Living Things, And Back Into The Air. |
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| A Series Of Events In Which One Organism Eats Another And Obtains Energy. |
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| A Food Web Consists Of The Many Overlapping Food Chains In An Ecosystem. |
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| An Organism That Can Make Its Own Food. |
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| An Organism That Obtains Energy By Feeding On Other Organisms. |
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| Decomposers Break Down Wastes And Dead Organisms And Return The Raw Materials Back Into The Ecosystem. |
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| A Diagram that shows the amount of energy that moves from one feeding level to another in a Food Web. |
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| The Area Where The Freshwater Of A River Meets The SaltWater Of An Ocean. |
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