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| A biome where freshwater meets the sea. This most commonly occurs at a river mouth, however, estuaries can occur from fresh groundwater seeping into the sea. |
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| A wetland biome where trees and vines grow |
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| A resource that can be used over and over, or has unlimited supply |
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| Not the same as weather, the average temperature for a specific place and time |
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| A forest where trees lose their leaves |
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| lush vegetation, lots and lots of rain |
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| Large open plains, grasses, trees only along riverbanks |
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| Frequent fires, shrubs, extream heat, droughts |
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| Not transparent or transucent; you can't see through it |
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| the partially shaded region of a shadow cast by an opaque object |
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| The fully shaded part of a shadow |
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| The result of light being blocked by an opaque object |
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| breaking a idea or problem down into parts |
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| the protocall is the formal design or action plan of a research study |
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| The point where the sun is highest in the sky for a specific place and time |
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| Vertical lines that run from the north pole to the south pole |
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| imaginary lines that run horizontally around the earth |
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| Any object that revolves around another object |
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| Based on the observations of something in the natural world |
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