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| Living things, such as plants, that make their own food (B21) |
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| The role or part played by an organism in its habitat (B21) |
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| A diagram that shows how much food energy is passed from one organism to another to another along a food chain (B22) |
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| The condition that exists when the changes in a system over time cancel each other out (B8) |
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| Groups of living things and the environment they live in (B12) |
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| The deep parts of the ocean located far from shore (B36) |
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| A group of parts that work together as a unit (B6) |
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| All the populations that live in the same area (B14) |
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| A living thing that feeds on the waste of plants and animals or their remains after they die (B21) |
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| An environment that meets the needs of an organism (B20) |
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| An area that starts at the low tide mark and goes out into the ocean (B36) |
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| A diagram that shows how food chains connect and overlap (B23) |
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| A narrow strip along the shore that is covered with water during high tide and exposed during low tide (B36) |
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| A group of the same species living in the same place at the same time (B13) |
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| The amount of salt in water (B30) |
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| A living thing that eats other living things for energy (B21) |
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| The average temperature and rainfall of an area over many years (A41, B28) |
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