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The number and variety of different organisms on Earth or within a ecosystem |
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A region of Earth that has a particular type of climate and certain types of plants |
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A substance that contains two or more different atoms bonded together |
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The amount of matter in a given volume; amount of compactness |
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A continuous flow of an electrical charge |
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A model of the available energy through a food chain |
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A trace or remain of a once living thing from long ago |
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A classification system used to identify organisms |
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Something found in nature that is needed for humans |
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Electricity follows more than one path |
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Describe using the five senses |
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Describe using numerical values |
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An electrical device that slows the flow of a charge in a circuit |
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Rock formed from rock particles and remains of plants/animals |
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Electricity follows a single path |
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A relationship between two or more different species |
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The use of scientific knowledge to solve problems or create new products, tools and processes |
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The amount of space in an object |
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Breakdown of rock by natural forces. |
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A substance that contains only one kind of atom. |
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Movement of rock or soil by natural forces. |
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